The Red Apple Report

The ACLU is suing the state of Louisiana over its new law, which requires the Ten Commandments displayed in all public school classrooms by 2025. The Iowa Board of Education will implement a new law requiring educators and administrators to notify parents of name and pronoun changes. And finally, Dr. Anthony Fauci admits schools were closed too long during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Catholic Church is trying to make amends for its role in assimilation by boarding schools, which plagued Native Americans for generations. Students and staff of one Philadelphia school are asking for answers after its abrupt closure. And the Alabama Board of Education is planning to cut programs and jobs to address a multibillion-dollar shortfall.

Alabama students have some of the lowest standardized test scores in the United States. Billions of taxpayer dollars are going to voucher programs, which ultimately fund religious education. And, a high school valedictorian in New Orleans graduated at the top of his class after living in a homeless shelter for a year.

A graduate says his diploma was held for five days after praising Jesus in his closing speech at commencement. Texas is planning to implement Bible stories in its reading programs for elementary school students. And, officials are calling for a federal investigation into Mike Miles and HISD’s practices.

There is a new policy in South Dakota that prohibits public university faculty from using pronouns and Native American tribal associations in work email signature blocks. The Oklahoma State University's College of Osteopathic Medicine at the Cherokee Nation graduated its inaugural class of doctors. And speaking of advanced degrees, are master's degrees worth the investment? One res

The Faculty of Arts and Sciences at Columbia University have lost confidence in the school’s president. The Sisters of Mount St. Scholastica have responded to Harrison Butker’s controversial speech. And an AI robot gave the commencement speech at D'Youville University.

Howard University's commencement ceremony for its nursing school was rescheduled after an overflow of attendees demanded entrance into the auditorium. Some VCU graduates walked out on Governor Youngkin as he was delivering his keynote speech at their commencement. And last, but never least, billionaire Ken Griffin believes Harvard University, and education in the United States at l