No, Teacher-Training Programs Don’t Ignore Issues of Race
The real problem is not a lack of attention paid to such issues, but how colleges of education often approach them.
California’s Declining Public Schools
The students are still at home, and the curriculum is getting woker.
To Tackle Critical Theory in the K–12 Classroom, Start with Colleges of Education
Critical Theory amounts to an unremitting attack on all of America’s norms and traditions.
Why Parents Love ‘Pandemic Pods’ for School — but Bureaucrats Hate Them
Pods reject the assumption that residentially assigned and government-run schools are the best way to educate kids.
The Great Society and Opportunity Lost
Lyndon Johnson’s programs and their legacy have proved to be a curse on taxpayers and low-income families.
Time for Secretary DeVos to Rescind Obama-Era School Discipline Policies
Secretary DeVos should articulate that teachers deserve to be trusted, not second-guessed by so-called civil-rights groups and federal bureaucrats.
New Hampshire Can Lead the Way on School Choice, But Will It?
The state’s legislature is exploring options for education savings accounts.
Fraud and Failure in D.C. Public Schools
The much-celebrated success of education reform in the nation’s capital turns out to have been a lie.
‘S’ Is for ‘School Choice’ and ‘States’ — Washington Should Back Off
A proposed federal tax-credit scholarship could jeopardize school choice, which the states and localities serve best.
School Choice Moves Apace in States
States are finding innovative ways to help parents select the schooling options that are best for their children.