College Prep

The latest report from the U. S. Department of Education shows that in a one-to-one comparative study of public and private school students, the latter are more literate.

Schools run with taxpayer dollars in Ohio, will now have to display any donated copies of the national motto, “In God We Trust” and the state motto, “With God, All Things Are Possible.”

It was recently reported that a school district in California kept tabs on families who supported the recall campaign last year.

A school deemed the first gay high school, settled in court and cannot discriminate against heterosexual students because of federal funding.

When it comes to bashing a religion, some public schools do not want to separate Church and State.

The Liberty Counsel filed on behalf of Megan Chapman after a judge ordered her not to pray at graduation.

Valedectorians vanish on the east coast only to multiply on the west.

Standardized tests have been the archenemy of students for years.

Some schools previously boycotting the school, are now willing to schedule athletic events with Liberty Christian Academy.

When a judge barred a graduation prayer and recitation of the Lord’s Prayer, students rebelled and said it anyway.

As the early childhood education
funding debate rages across the U.S., policymakers and
taxpayers need to know if these programs are worth the
investment.

In another sign that public education continues on a downward spiral the New York Times reported last week that a judge in Oakland, California issued a preliminary injunction barring the state from issuing exit exams to high school seniors before they receive their diplomas.