College Prep

Instead of complaining about teaching to the test, teachers should realize the passing the tests means their students are prepared.

The education reformers trying to avert abstinence education in favor of the now old-fashioned contraceptive instruction tell us that they are doing it, as they do everything else, “for the children.” One wonders whose interests they are really representing.

As with their Christmas campaign, the Liberty Counsel has just launched a “Friend or Foe” Graduation Prayer Campaign to ensure that the religious freedoms are not trampled on as students leave school.

Some school administrators and teachers at Potomac High School in Maryland might be trying to improve abysmal test scores by gaming the exam.

Wherever we go, the message to us is clear: North Carolinians are ready for school choice.

A civil liberties attorney is objecting to a federal appeals court’s decision to side with a former teacher who complained about prayers at a graduation ceremony in an Arkansas school district.

Testing data shows that public middle schools in California “have become barriers to student achievement.”

Kindergartner, Antonio Peck’s drawing of Jesus was censored by his school once, but today’s Supreme Court decision ensures it will not happen again.

A recent conference on Global Education may have claimed nonpartisanship, but the rhetoric was one-sided.

In Hawaii, teachers’ unions are up against an unlikely opponent: car salesmen.

The NCE is setting out to inform North Carolinians of the constitutionality and the merits of school choice.

It is not only college students who are subjected to irrelevant political material in class, but K-12 students are also under fire.