Articles tagged: "education"

Before professors everywhere seize upon the Baltimore riots as a “teachable moment,” we’d like to offer a few simple pieces…

For a quarter of a century, Republican presidential candidates have uttered variations of George H. W. Bush’s high pitched pledge:…

As the Washington Examiner reported: “Less than one-in-five eighth graders have a proficient grasp of United States history, and less…

Yeah, sounds really odd that there’s a no-reading rule on a school bus.

As the John William Pope Center wrote: “Each year, UNC officials pitch new degree programs to the system’s Board of…

Opposition to Common Core continues to spread well across party lines, no matter how much the educational establishment tires to…

Apparently, speaking the truth leads to Georgetown University students claiming Sommers’ remarks would trigger students with signs and posting them…

Apparently, there are adjunct professors on welfare. More from the Washington Monthly: “This is not really true. It turns out,…

As FIRE reported: “According to FAMU’s Student Code of Conduct, “disorderly conduct” includes not only things like public drunkenness, but…

As the Chronicle for Higher Education reported: “Two tenured professors at the William Mitchell College of Law have sued the…

A really good take by Joy Pullmann, writing for The Federalist. “So New York City social planners have decided they…

As always, Michelle Malkin does her homework and digs up facts about Common Core and their supporters. Hillary Clinton, recently-announced…