The outcome could influence not only Oklahoma but also other states considering similar religious charter school models, shaping the future landscape of public education across the country.

ByTalia LavinArchive, Authoritarianism, Christian Nationalism, Politics/LawJuly 17, 2025 Why the Christian Right Wants to Destroy the Department of Education This article first appeared in The Sword ...

Oklahoma is forcing courts – as they did in Tennessee in 1925 – to wrestle with the question of how much religion is ...

Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters, a conservative Christian, is pushing for increased religious influence in public schools, including Bible classes and new social studies standards referencing ...

Trump's budget bill forces taxpayers to fund religious beliefs they don't share | Opinion Requiring that citizens of diverse religious beliefs, members of religious minorities, or those who hold ...

Christian higher education faces threats from Trump's 'One Big Beautiful Bill' which could penalize institutions whose graduates choose service careers over high-paying jobs.

One hundred years after the Scopes trial, religious ideologues are still trying to supplant evidence-based curricula with myths, to the detriment of a well-informed society ...

CHARLESTON – The West Virginia Board of Education unanimously voted Wednesday to provide county school boards guidance to disregard Gov. Patrick Morrisey’s executive order allowing for ...

June 15-20, the National Baptist Congress of Christian Education is celebrating 119 years with a convention, here in Montgomery.

In the four years since New Hampshire launched a school voucher program, 11 of the 28 Christian schools in the state have either newly opened or grown by at least 50%.

This story is the fifth in an ongoing series about New Hampshire’s Education Freedom Account program. Read the other stories here.