"Radical love is the answer, but it ain't easy," McMath wrote on Facebook the same day a letter from her lawyer says she was ...

A Mead High School language arts teacher is no longer in the classroom following parent complaints about a social media post ...

Concerns over social media posts continue to stay at the forefront of state leaders’ attention. At a state Board of Education ...

Multiple educators across the United States were fired or placed on leave after posting celebratory comments on social media ...

Since the killing of Kirk, a conservative activist, on Sept. 10, teachers throughout the country have been punished for ...

More than three dozen professors, teachers and school staffers have left or been removed over allegations they made ...

The Xenia, Ohio school board decided to vote at its next meeting whether to fire several educators who posted about the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk on social media. The move disregards ...

The superintendent said both teachers "expressed their genuine regret for comments made on their personal social media ...

Faced with a lack of resources for K–6 students, one technology training specialist gamified digital citizenship lessons, ...

Peabody put two teachers on leave because of social media posts they allegedly made in the wake of Charlie Kirk's ...

Teachers are getting themselves into trouble on social media. The bigger concern is what’s happening in their classrooms.