Education
Public education, funding, and school policy.
Positions (75)
Stated positions are documented + sourced; derived positions come from a member's votes on bills tagged to this issue (Yea on a bill that advances it = support, and so on). 1136 bills tagged · 75 members with related votes. A member with no cited stance or directional vote is left off, not guessed.
- Al Green Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Analilia Mejia Oppose derived Derived from 1 vote on tagged bills →
- Andy Kim Partial oppose derived Derived from 5 votes on tagged bills →
- August Pfluger Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Becca Balint Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Bernard Sanders Partial oppose derived Derived from 5 votes on tagged bills →
- Beth Van Duyne Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Bonnie Watson Coleman Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Brandon Gill Partial oppose derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Brendan F. Boyle Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Brian Babin Partial support derived Derived from 9 votes on tagged bills →
- Brian K. Fitzpatrick Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Chip Roy Partial oppose derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Chrissy Houlahan Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Christian D. Menefee Partial oppose derived Derived from 3 votes on tagged bills →
- Christopher H. Smith Unknown derived Derived from 12 votes on tagged bills →
- Christopher R. Deluzio Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Cory A. Booker Partial oppose derived Derived from 5 votes on tagged bills →
- Craig A. Goldman Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Dan Crenshaw Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Daniel Meuser Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- David Mccormick Partial support derived Derived from 5 votes on tagged bills →
- Donald Norcross Unknown derived Derived from 10 votes on tagged bills →
- Dwight Evans Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Frank Pallone Partial support derived Derived from 12 votes on tagged bills →
- Glenn Thompson Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Greg Casar Partial support derived Derived from 7 votes on tagged bills →
- Guy Reschenthaler Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Henry Cuellar Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Herbert C. Conaway Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Jake Ellzey Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Jasmine Crockett Partial support derived Derived from 10 votes on tagged bills →
- Jefferson Van Drew Partial oppose derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Joaquin Castro Unknown derived Derived from 12 votes on tagged bills →
- Jodey C. Arrington Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- John Cornyn Partial support derived Derived from 5 votes on tagged bills →
- John Fetterman Partial support derived Derived from 3 votes on tagged bills →
- John Joyce Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- John R. Carter Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Josh Gottheimer Partial support derived Derived from 12 votes on tagged bills →
- Julie Johnson Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Keith Self Partial oppose derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Lamonica Mciver Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Lance Gooden Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Lizzie Fletcher Partial oppose derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Lloyd Doggett Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Lloyd Smucker Partial support derived Derived from 12 votes on tagged bills →
- Madeleine Dean Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Marc A. Veasey Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Mary Gay Scanlon Partial support derived Derived from 12 votes on tagged bills →
- Michael Cloud Partial support derived Derived from 12 votes on tagged bills →
- Michael T. Mccaul Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Mike Kelly Partial support derived Derived from 12 votes on tagged bills →
- Monica De La Cruz Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Morgan Luttrell Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Nathaniel Moran Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Nellie Pou Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Pat Fallon Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Pete Sessions Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Peter Welch Partial support derived Derived from 5 votes on tagged bills →
- Randy K. Sr. Weber Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Robert Menendez Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Robert P. Bresnahan Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Roger Williams Unknown derived Derived from 12 votes on tagged bills →
- Ronny Jackson Unknown derived Derived from 12 votes on tagged bills →
- Ryan Mackenzie Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Scott Perry Unknown derived Derived from 12 votes on tagged bills →
- Summer L. Lee Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Sylvia R. Garcia Partial support derived Derived from 12 votes on tagged bills →
- Ted Cruz Partial oppose derived Derived from 5 votes on tagged bills →
- Thomas H. Kean Partial support derived Derived from 12 votes on tagged bills →
- Troy E. Nehls Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Veronica Escobar Partial support derived Derived from 13 votes on tagged bills →
- Vicente Gonzalez Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Wesley Hunt Partial oppose derived Derived from 9 votes on tagged bills →
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In April, the en banc Fifth Circuit upheld the constitutionality of Texas's law requiring the posting of Ten Commandments in public school classrooms. For much of the past four months, I wondered whether the ACLU would take the risk of filing a cert petition. On the one hand, separationists must publicly state they will fight to the last stage to ensure there is no religion in the classroom. On th
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Click in for more news from The Hill {beacon} Healthcare Healthcare The Big Story Kindergarten vaccine exemptions hit all time high The percentage of American kindergartners exempted from MMR vaccines rose sharply in the 2025-26 school year, as overall vaccination rates continued to fall. © AP Photo/Mary Conlon New federal data released Monday showed...
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In their Supreme Court brief, the families' attorneys argue that the law violates basic First Amendment principles governing the separation of church and state.
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Vaccination rates among American kindergartners decreased during the 2025-2026 school year for all tracked vaccines , the Centers for Disease Control reported on Monday. Exemptions from getting one or more vaccines increased in 41 states and the District of Columbia, growing to 4.2% from 3.6% the year before. Why it matters: The dropoff coincided with continued efforts by the Trump administration
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Jason Arday was a serial liar, thug, narcissist, criminal, and plagiarist who quickly rose to the rank of full professor at Cambridge — one of the most prestigious and sought-after jobs in all of academia. Arday was awarded his job as a “Professor of Sociology of Education” not because of his talent or scholarship, but because he was a black activist. He told liberal white women what they wanted t
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🚫 Plus: Supreme Court says no to Trump’s Carroll appeal {beacon} It’s Monday. It’s the first day of school for some counties across the U.S., so depending on where you’re reading this from, it might feel extra Monday-ish today. Parents, may the force be with you. In today's issue: Trump gets flak over...
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Bipartisan congressional efforts like the Accounting STEM Pursuit Act aim to address the national accountant shortage by expanding federal grant eligibility to include accounting education.
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Judge Richard Stearns needed four pages to hold that a university may violate Title VI for two academic years, retain every federal dollar it received, and defeat the United States by merely behaving itself once the government’s letter arrives. His order dismissing United States v. Harvard is brief, and that brevity is load-bearing: the reasoning cannot withstand a longer look at the statute, prec
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There's a quiet revolution happening in K-12 education, driven by parents and teachers who say they've had enough. Jessica Zivkovic knows the feeling. "Ultimately I got to a point where I knew that we needed a whole overhaul," she says, "and I could not bring about the change within the system." A handful of states are pushing school choice to the max. "There are a lot of eyes on Florida right now
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Los Angeles teachers are patrolling neighborhoods near schools for ICE agents — a rogue effort the school district disavowed as it ramps up support for immigrant families, while DHS blasts critics for pushing a "false narrative" about enforcement at schools. "We recognize the fear and uncertainty that immigration enforcement activity can create for students, families, and staff," a Los Angeles Uni
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Let’s check in on the People’s Republic of New York City. 演出现场见! https://t.co/3aEqbt0cp5 https://t.co/tuBi2oDn5E pic.twitter.com/qtIAMIMVlQ — Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani (@NYCMayor) August 16, 2026 Oh. An announcement of 2,000 free Broadway tickets for NYC public high school students, delivered in Mandarin. How thoughtful. How necessary. Never mind that our commander-in-chief signed an executive or
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Some excerpts from Friday's longish decision by Judge Nora Barry Fischer (W.D. Pa.) in Bhattacharya v. Univ. of Pittsburgh : Plaintiff, Chitrabhanu Bhattacharya, a tenured professor employed in the School of Business of Defendant, the University of Pittsburgh, was suspended without pay for a year, and terminated from the H.J. Zoffer endowed Chair, for "pervasive but not severe" violations of Defen
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U.S. colleges are losing their edge as cuts, high costs, fewer international students, and departing scholars weaken American universities.
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Hey, governors, leave them kids alone!
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School choice advocates have argued for years that education options encourage competition among schools, cater to differing preferences for learning environments, and allow flexibility for families and children. Now, though, the plaintiffs behind a new lawsuit credibly argue that school choice protects the right of parents to have a say in the speech directed at children in the classroom. Educati
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The government’s UFO reports spell trouble for those who insist Washington is hiding evidence of extraterrestrial life.
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A landmark piece of legislation seeking to regulate the big business of college sports is expected to face a crucial vote in the Senate when lawmakers return from recess next month. The Protect College Sports Act championed by Sens. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.) gained steam this summer thanks to the support of...
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A House Democrat found himself on the wrong side of transgender activists as he was told to “shut the f*ck up” during a dispute over one of his previous votes. Rep. Eugene Vindman (D-VA) recently faced the ire of leftist activists for voting with Republicans in support of a bill aimed at shielding kids from being pushed to embrace gender confusion at school behind their parents’ backs. During a to
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The schools, which include New York University, Harvard and Georgetown University, must review identified foreign collaborations and assess any exposure of "sensitive or export-controlled research."
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Federal data revealed that the vaccine exemption rate for kindergartners rose to 4.2%, up from 3.6% the year before, which impacts approximately 155,000 children nationwide.