Education

School-related cultural upheaval is taking a serious toll on children.

Instead of glomming on to politically motivated gambits, we need to get back to educational basics.

Teachers unions finally have some competition in all-important school board races.

As SCOTUS contemplates the future of affirmative action, the teachers unions try to save the race-based admission policies.

As you may have seen in the national news over the past week, State-by-State scores on  the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) — what the media like to call the “Nation’s Report Card” — are the worst they’ve been in 30 years.

On Election Day, education must be an important consideration for voters.

As test scores drop and funding ramps up, children are ditching no-accountability, government-run schools.

The number of children in the classroom has no effect on educational achievement.

It’s beyond time to get the government out of education.

It’s back-to-school time, and the culture chasm is wider than ever.

A book written in 1958 explains our current cultural upheaval.

Schools have more cash than they know what to do with, but it will not help student achievement.

Liberals have always held the political edge on education related matters, but as polls show, they are quickly losing their grip.