Department of Education

The Department of Education has engaged in scores of dubious actions that have made millions of Americans yearn for its expulsion.

Mediocrity has become normalized and institutionalized.

School choice would give families more relief from the bullying/harassing form of violence than a whole battalion of school resource officers ever could.

Several dozen Alabama school districts are offering free lunches to all students this year.

By far, the biggest, boldest move under the Trump administration’s proposed executive-branch reorganization would be consolidation of the departments of Education and Labor, two behemoths of social policy.

You know we are now living in a Bizarro World when Obama-era Secretary of Education Arne Duncan is championing parental activism on a mammoth scale.

To reduce school violence, we must address its actual cause.

Roughly one in every 50 public school students in the United States was a victim of a physical assault, sexual assault, rape, attempted rape, robbery, or threatened with physical assault at school during the 2015–16 school year.

Opponents of education choice like to prophesize doom when the subject is raised for debate.

There’s never a moment in the world of public education that it’s safe to let your guard down.

Baby PISA has arrived. Are you ready, folks in the neighborhood? Do you have any earthly idea what this newborn may presage for child rearing and society in general?

American truancy laws have reversed the role of parent and government, and they have done so at an alarming rate.

The Florida Tax Credit Scholarship program, which helps underprivileged children find schools that work for them, has experienced a series of notable highlights.