Guest Articles Common Core of Profit Mary Grabar February 6, 2016 Editor’s Note: The original post was published by the Selous Foundation for Public Policy Research. James O’Keefe’s undercover videos reveal…
Faculty Lounge Big Data to Try to Exclude Parents in Common Core Review Spencer Irvine February 5, 2016 Reason gazillion of why federally-mandated Common Core standards are just a way for corporations to get data on your children…
Faculty Lounge Lawsuit Alleges School Principal made Teacher Acknowledge White Privilege Spencer Irvine January 21, 2016 It’s one of several allegations in the lawsuit filed in Minnesota.
Faculty Lounge Online Class Material Costs Jump 25% and Students are Upset Spencer Irvine January 20, 2016 Black Hawk community college in Illinois hiked online class materials by 25% in a period of three weeks, thus the…
Faculty Lounge UNC-Greensboro Education Class Features Paper on Social Justice Spencer Irvine January 16, 2016 Per the College Fix: A teacher at the University of North Carolina-Greensboro requires students in her class to write an…
Faculty Lounge Why is the Dept of Ed Stripping Due Process? Spencer Irvine January 11, 2016 Chairman of a Senate education subcommittee is asking why due process is being stripped from students. Good question, Senator Lankford.
Faculty Lounge Oklahoma School District Trains Six Teachers Spencer Irvine January 10, 2016 The Free Beacon reported late last year: A public school district in Oklahoma announced that six of its teachers are…
Guest Articles Feds Seek Diversity in Middle East Studies Programs Anne Crowell January 4, 2016 The Department of Education has started requiring universities that receive federal funding for Middle East Studies centers to report on…
Faculty Lounge Students at a Chicago High School Protest their Free Cafeteria Food Spencer Irvine December 29, 2015 They are demanding better food, which they get for free to begin with. Uh, okay?
Faculty Lounge Omnibus Bill Approves Dept of Education’s Overreach Spencer Irvine December 22, 2015 The Republicans caved on the omnibus spending bill, which empowered the overreach of the Department of Education on college campuses.
Faculty Lounge D.C. Homeschooling Rises by a Third in Two Years Spencer Irvine December 16, 2015 Home-based education is a rising trend in D.C. education.
Faculty Lounge California Public Employees Unions are Banding Together against Charter Schools Spencer Irvine So these public sector employee unions are against improving children’s education with innovation of charter schools? Great *sarcasm*.
