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➡️Big win for students with disabilities at the Supreme Court today In A. J. T. v. Osseo Area Schools, the court held that children bringing claims under Americans with Disabilities Act & Rehabilitation Act related to their education are not required to make a heightened showing

“I don’t have girls.” That’s how Sen. Chris Murphy shrugs off fairness in women’s sports. Title IX was meant to ensure girls have a level playing field, not to be quietly undermined by ideological cowardice. theblaze.com/columns/opinio…

"Through a jaw-dropping series of emails and documents by way of a public records request, Defending Education has uncovered what appears to be evidence of multiple violations of federal tax law in Fairfax County Public Schools." Sarah Parshall Perry thefederalist.com/2025/06/02/hig…

“Reserving girls’ sports for girls isn’t discrimination. Saying you’re a girl doesn’t make you one. Female athletes have no obligation to indulge a make-believe ideology that denies biological reality.” My latest: theblaze.com/columns/opinio…

On Flag Day, we honor the principles behind the American flag—freedom, individual rights, and equality. Too many schools have forgotten them. We haven't. #FlagDay

Teachers' union leaders are fanatical ideologues --- the positions they scream about & rally for only hurt their members and America's students.

Happy Father's Day from Defending Education!

A century after Pierce v. Society of Sisters, radicals are still trying to sideline parents and centralize control. Schools exist to serve families — not the other way around. townhall.com/columnists/hay…

"The teacher showed extremely poor judgment in a professional setting, in front of a captive audience of other people's children." Erika Sanzi thecentersquare.com/indiana/articl…

Colorado can't seem to stop violating the First Amendment. Despite two losses at SCOTUS over the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act's onerous burdening of the 1st Amendment, they're back at it again with a new provision on "misgendering." We're taken them to court. My latest:

In a unanimous decision last Thursday, the Supreme Court issued a ruling that will make it easier for students with disabilities to sue schools for damages when they fail to meet their obligations under federal civil rights law. Defending Ed’s Sarah Parshall Perry weighs in:

BREAKING⏰ SCOTUS rules in U.S. v. Skrmetti that Tennessee's ban on so called gender affirming care is constitutional and satisfies the lowest tier of judicial review. The Chief authors, and the 3 liberals join in dissent. It's a good day for the rule of law!

Today, the Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that Tennessee's ban on so-called "gender affirming" medical interventions for minors does not violate the Equal Protection Clause of the Constitution's Fourteenth Amendment. The court determined that the law is subject only to the lowest level

🚨 @AFPFoundation & Ryan Mulvey just filed an amicus brief in SLF_Liberty’s Stovall v. Jefferson County. Schools shouldn't use copyright law to hide what they are teaching from parents. Transparency matters.

Ryan Mulvey SLF_Liberty 🔎 Read the brief: bit.ly/3HNLaez 📚 Read the model policy: bit.ly/4457asP

Today, the Supreme Court upheld Tennessee’s right to protect children from irreversible medical harm. This is a huge win for safety and common sense.