At the Jan. 14 Schenectady City School District board meeting, parents and advocates described a photo showing a staff member with a foot on the back of a 9-year-old student with a documented disability and demanded transparency, policy changes and accountability; the superintendent pledged to strengthen family communications and the board scheduled follow-up briefings.

Dozens of callers and in-person speakers used the public-comment period to urge Austin ISD trustees to oppose a possible Texas Education Agency takeover, praising local schools and warning that state takeovers in other Texas districts led to closures, staffing loss and narrowed curricula.

Multiple District 1 residents told the supervisors they want more public information and time before decisions on Springfield Elementary, criticizing a school efficiency study and citing emotional and community concerns.

Seventh grader proposes girls flag football team at Wall High School to enhance athletic opportunities.

Parents gain rights to access information about children's education and school safety.

State Board of Education defines school grading system with five performance categories.

A Harris County resident told the school board that her child, Garrison Edwards, was prevented from participating in a senior walk and labeled a "security risk" by staff while other non‑district students took part; she called for a public apology and written acknowledgement and for specific steps to prevent recurrence.

Councilor Murphy secured referrals for two hearing orders: one (0112) on parking access for Boston Public Schools traveling employees and another (0113) seeking oversight of school closures, mergers and the long-term facilities plan; dockets were referred to Education Committee and Committee of the Whole respectively.

Committee discusses potential late arrival for students during first period classes at Turfie.

Dozens of students, parents and community members told the Sacramento City Unified School District board that two teachers at Phoebe Hearst Elementary were unjustly removed after classroom carpet complaints; speakers said the removals have left classrooms unsettled and called for board intervention.

Parents express concern over abrupt changes to school programs communicated just before meetings.

TV USD Board decides to install US flags in all classrooms to comply with state law

Superintendent Barnett recognizes football team for strong season during monthly board meeting.

The board adopted a resolution for the 2025 election including significant financial commitments.

Mount Vernon school board faces community backlash over school closures and lack of engagement.

During two public comment periods, residents raised concerns about teacher turnover, counseling vacancies, discipline, alleged favoritism, budget transfers and communication; some speakers urged a vote of no confidence in district leadership and asked for clearer public records and follow‑up answers.

Parents express frustration over bans preventing them from attending children's football games.

At a Utah County Republican Party forum, Linda Hanks, Nicole Beecher Isom and Will Pierce emphasized rural representation, stricter controls on library materials and a stronger focus on career and technical education, while diverging on DEI, federal funding and transparency at the State Board of Education.