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How much should be spent per pupil?

In a unanimous decision, a federal court of appeals ruled that the Lee County School Board’s policy of not allowing religious and political literature to be distributed is unconstitutional.

Polls show that people trust professors, but not pollsters.

Further proof that some professors have trouble answering questions.

Lindalyn Kakadelis takes a sharp look at the recent Gallup poll over public school and school choice.

A Child Evangelism Fellowship group will be going to court citing discrimination by the Anderson School District 5 in South Carolina.

British schools are no longer taking responsibility to teach children right from wrong, since they reworded the national curriculum to rid it of moral absolutes.

Former AIM intern, Jacqueline Merzer reviews A Patriot’s History of the United States.

While a recent poll apparently indicates the public’s belief in public schools, a closer look reveals some telling truths.

Kline revisits a previous discussion on collegiate dealings with military recruitment.

Why do professors hate to discuss the successes of welfare reform?

Indonesia, the country with the world’s largest concentration of Muslims, is helping to combat terrorist says the Indonesian Ambassador.