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Feds Should Look Inward to Expand School Choice

written by Robert Holland

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Top 10 Education Stories of 2015: Choice, Judges, and Common Core

by Lennie Jarratt December 31, 2015

There have been both good and bad education trends and stories in 2015. These stories center around three major themes: choice, judges, and Common Core. 10. NC Judge rules taxpayer-funded…

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Senate Approves Education Bill Keeping Feds in Charge of Education

by Lennie Jarratt July 17, 2015

Passage of ECAA in the Senate clearly shows a desire to maintain federal control over education. Maintaining these federally mandated programs is stifling innovation for teachers and students. Education should focus on the students, not the system the ECAA perpetuates.

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How School Choice Could Come Back To Bite Republicans In The Butt

written by Joy Pullmann

Chris Wallace: Trustworthy Debate Moderator? | The American Spectator | USA News and Politics September 29, 2020
Of course not, but only one thing matters in Tuesday night’s debate.
EPA: California’s Ban on Gas-Powered Cars Is Possibly Illegal September 29, 2020
Andrew Wheeler on Monday warned California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) that his plan to ban the sale of new gas-powered cars by 2035 raises “significant questions of…
Morning Greatness: Joe Biden Is the Winner of the First Presidential Debate - American Greatness September 29, 2020
Sorry for the scare title, I just want to get you ready for the headlines tomorrow.
Biden & Trump Debate: Debut | National Review September 29, 2020
Gritty New Reboot of Grumpy Old Men Debuts Tonight on Your TV
The Students Left Behind by Remote Learning | The New Yorker September 29, 2020
The desire to protect children may put their long-term well-being at stake.
Is the Official COVID-19 Death Toll Accurate? – Issues & Insights September 28, 2020
Roughly two-thirds of U.S. residents don’t believe the CDC’s official tally for the number of COVID-19 deaths. This distrust, however, flows in opposing…
Four graphs prove the utter failure of lockdowns and masks September 28, 2020
The data is now in. Not only is the coronavirus nothing more than a very bad flu, harmless to the vast majority of the population, the bad policy imposed by…
Trump busts the media narrative about mail-in voting being fraud-free September 28, 2020
Trump schools some ignorant reportes with the facts of the matter on ballot fraud.
Why Americans Need To Rediscover The Founders’ View Of Equality September 28, 2020
The further we as a people drift from the Founders’ idea of equality, the nearer we come to being a once-free people who have lost our liberty.
Rodin: Can We Vote Ourselves Out of This Mess? September 28, 2020
If a significant number of people believe the vote count was fiddled in 2020 from mail-in voting, we are moving into a gawdawful mess.