According to a recent report, half of the country’s 500-largest school districts have or will change their superintendent since the pandemic. The 74 reported that the churn worries education bureaucrats because forty-seven of the five-hundred…
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According to a recent report, half of the country’s 500-largest school districts have or will change their superintendent since the pandemic. The 74 reported that the churn worries education bureaucrats because forty-seven of the five-hundred…
Leave it to the federal government to mess up or create more confusion, especially when it comes to pandemic relief funding. The Department of Education, run by Education Secretary Miguel Cardona, recently issued guidance on…
Black Lives Matter has become a slogan synonymous with racial or social justice, but the movement itself no longer carries widespread respect or legitimacy because of significant financial and ethical scandals unearthed in 2022. Despite…
In 2022, a lot happened and it’s hard to remember everything that went on throughout the year. There was parent-driven outrage over Critical Race Theory assignments at all education levels, even at a conservative university…
Stanford University was widely mocked, criticized, and ridiculed after a harmful language guide was leaked to the media. The “Elimination of Harmful Language Initiative” was circulated among the Information Technology staff this pasty May, but…
Under the Biden administration, there has been a re-emergence of labor strikes and settlement of labor disputes in favor of labor unions. The most recent example is an announcement by the National Labor Relations Board…
It took three months, but the Taliban officially banned women from obtaining a college education since retaking power in Afghanistan. On Tuesday, the Taliban made the decision to bar women from going to college, effective…
The Kentucky Supreme Court dealt a blow to the school choice movement in the Commonwealth by ruling against the state’s Education Opportunity Account Program that would provide dollar-for-dollar tax credits to private school tuition. Before…
There is yet-another example of government waste of taxpayer dollars, this time in the suburbs north of Washington, D.C. Two government employees misused purchase cards to buy items for themselves, to the tune of hundreds…
The District of Columbia school teachers officially approved their new contract, which is the first contract they have had since 2019. The Washington Teachers’ Union (WTU) held a contract vote among their members and it…