C. S. Lewis’s fiction can teach virtue, according to a new curriculum. But the true potential is so much more.

Short liturgies for anxious parents, teachers, and students.

Continues to trend more secular, as safety and flexibility are given top priority.

In some communities, empty buildings and eager youth ministers offer safe places and supervision for families facing school closures.

Our households are bearing the brunt of COVID-19 shutdowns. It’s time for new levels of creativity, flexibility, and support.

Four practical ways teachers can keep impacting their students as they teach through a screen.

Church of the Highlands’s expulsion in Birmingham has some pastors worried about growing scrutiny.

An alternative college admissions test, used by some Christian schools, draws a record 50,000 students.

Updated guidance reaffirms First Amendment protections and provides new pathways for complaints.

Why a growing political push to put the Bible in classrooms only has a minor impact.

A fired French instructor says the school board’s policy didn’t allow for compromise.

Teenage “nones” are less likely to notice Bible-reading, prayer, or evangelistic outreach in public schools.

The church sees the incident as a chance for students to demonstrate gospel reconciliation and for leaders to take a deeper look at racial dynamics among the diverse student body.

The annual See You at the Pole event has incorporated mobile tools to draw more participants and schedule more gatherings.

How evangelicals are becoming the new champions of the pagan classics.

The church’s complex relationship with the classics.

The Christian Academy in Japan investigates reports of sexual misconduct and “severe beatings” by faculty spanning from the 1950s to 1990s

The founder of Teachers Who Pray calls public education “America’s biggest mission field.”

Foreign students offer US schools treasure in heaven and on earth.