College Prep

What else needs to be done to measure the success of North Carolina education?

Hang on to your wallets, it’s budget time. Expect K-12 funding, a perennial line item favorite, to continue increasing at a much higher rate than the cost of living.

It’s that time again when state legislatures around the country are doing the budget dance.

Montgomery County residents have sued to block implementation of a homosexual sex-ed curriculum scheduled to begin on May 5, 2005, in six pilot schools in grades 8-10.

School districts may not charge discriminatory fees to Christian groups for using school facilities just because they have a religious affiliation. Equal access under the First Amendment means equal treatment across the board.

If school boards across the country find themselves at war with parents, they might be under siege because of the bullseye that they have metaphorically painted on their backs.

Although evolutionists are hard at work trying to keep competing theories of creation science—namely intelligent design—out of the classroom, these Darwinists are hard put to offer up evidence that supports their own scientific theories.

Applying the touchy feely approach to American history can make already chaotic classrooms even more dysfunctional.

The alarming high school dropout rate has spurred school administrators and policymakers to action.

One of the wonders of the age is that in an era in which multicultural studies predominate at every level of education, geographical literacy is at an all-time low.

The 335,000-member California Teachers Association, the state’s most powerful union, is airing radio spots claiming that Governor Schwarzenegger wants to “stiff our kids for $2 billion every year!” Does he?

As the successes of homeschoolers continue to mount, so do their numbers. There are currently one to two million homeschoolers in the U.S.