College Prep

Although the controversy surrounding the Bush Administration’s No Child Left Behind (NCLB) program is usually portrayed as a classic clash of conservative and liberal political philosophies, dissatisfaction with NCLB is spreading across philosophical lines.

Education funding already exceeds half a trillion dollars yet a broad array of groups wants more.

It’s a good thing that public school bureaucrats are not in charge of America’s Early Warning System. They are always the last to know.

The chairman of Accuracy in Media has a close up encounter of the surreal kind with Washington Post columnist turned high school teacher Coleman McCarthy.

Not all education reforms work out the way that reformers intended them to.

Time after time, our feel-good, faddish government education system blithely abandons proven teaching practices for the “pedagogy du jour.” When fads fail – and they invariably do – educators “discover” what others have known all along: namely, that learning requires hard work, lots of it.

Liberty Counsel is working with Child Evangelism Fellowship (CEF)
to clear the way for CEF’s Good News Clubs to use public school facilities
after school.

Blacks in inner cities who have had enough of public schools are discovering they have other ways of escaping than through the vouchers that mostly white public officials are trying so desperately to curtail or control.

North Carolina state officials wait until after the election to release student test scores but what is already out is not very promising.

Darwinists and doubters mix it up once more, this time at a libertarian think tank, in a debate few colleges would showcase.

On Tuesday, the U.S. Department of Education announced it would give public school districts plenty of leeway to create single-sex schools and classes.

Gone are the days when class field trips were to museums and factories.