Sutherland Institute
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In fight between Maryland school district and parental rights, U.S. Supreme Court should protect religious freedom
The court should now clarify that depriving parents of a widely recognized right is the type of burden the Constitution is intended to prevent.
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Religious Contributions to Education: Social Benefits of Religion, Volume 3
Religious schools not only set the pattern for our current school system, but they continue to benefit society by educating capable and involved students and strengthening their families, benefiting not only those students but their communities as well.
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Sutherland releases new report on the value of religion in education
Sutherland Institute released a new research publication on the social value of religion in education.
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Here’s how different states are approaching AI in education
About half of the states have released or endorsed guidance on AI in education; most were released in 2024.
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New research shows why religiously motivated colleges and universities offer far-reaching benefits
Religious schools created much of the infrastructure for education historically and continue to educate many students.
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Sutherland issues statement on Mahmoud v. Taylor SCOTUS case oral arguments
Sutherland Institute issued the following statement on today’s oral arguments at the US Supreme Court for the Mahmoud v. Taylor case.
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Utah should prepare for changes to the U.S. Department of Education. Here’s how
States may have a unique opportunity to evaluate what state and local control really means without the same pressure from D.C. that has existed in the past.
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Sutherland launches effort to recognize school districts for transparency and parental access
The Partners in Learning Certificate recognizes school districts that foster openness, trust, and collaboration between schools and families.
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Why parent-friendly school district websites deserve more recognition
To further advance parent access to curriculum, Sutherland Institute is launching the Partners in Learning Certificate project.
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Republicans should address welfare’s work disincentives in budget reconciliation
Unlocking upward mobility for millions of struggling people who feel trapped on government assistance also requires reevaluating the government-constructed barriers that can disincentivize people from working or pursuing professional advancement.