College Prep

When groups like FairTest wage war against standardized testing, their motivations deserve scrutiny.

Of all the attempts to reform education, the so-called school-to-work program, in many ways, looked like the most promising.

Educational experimenters rejoiced when multibillionaire Bill Gates’ foundation bankrolled some of their favorite education schemes, but these private sector philanthropists quickly learned what public officials are loathe to admit: social planning will not yield literacy.

The U.S. Supreme Court will decide soon whether to hear a case involving a school district’s censorship of a kindergartner’s art poster that contained a picture of Jesus.

Clearly, No Child Left Behind has caused schools to redouble their efforts to teach reading and math but at what cost?

State-funded preschool in California is on the ballot for June, partly because of Hollywood director Rob Reiner’s unethical behavior.

California legislators keep passing bills that harm traditional family, even now considering eliminating references to mom, dad, husband and wife in classrooms and texts.

Viroqua High School officials chose to cancel tomorrow’s Diversity Day activities after Liberty Counsel presented legal precedent requiring inclusion of the viewpoints of Christians and former homosexuals.

Beginning today, kindergartners in New York City will be learning about AIDS in addition to the alphabet.

The seven-year plan of the frat boys in the film classic Animal House has become the reality for two-thirds of American college students.

Students aren’t just sitting back and taking it when teachers try to indoctrinate them these days: some bring tape recorders to school.

The Rutherford Institute plans to appeal on behalf of a teacher whose religious-themed posters were removed from his classroom walls while he was out sick.