On School Discipline, Fix the Problem, Not the Statistics
Racial rules left over from the Obama administration have increased schools’ reluctance to suspend students, at an apparent cost to discipline.
The NAACP’s Inept Vendetta against Charter Schools
The NAACP issues a poorly written report that unintentionally exposes the weakness of its case against charter schools.
States Plan for Sensible School Reform under an Obama-Era Law
Neil Gorsuch correctly understands religious freedom to be a human and constitutional right, not a regulatory privilege.
The Senate Should Undo Obama’s Education Power Grab
Obama-era regulations under the Every Student Succeeds Act were a federal power grab and should be repealed.
Cruz: Let Parents Decide How Education Funding Is Spent on Their Child
Title I federal funding for education should be available to state education savings accounts used by families to pay for their children’s schooling.
A New Bipartisan Education Bill Curbs Obama-Era Overreach
A new bipartisan education bill reads as a massive repudiation of the Obama administration’s Washington-centric education excesses.
Surprise — The New AP U.S. History Framework Is Scrupulously Fair-Minded
The College Board’s revised framework for the teaching of Advanced Placement U.S. History is surprisingly fair-minded and nonpartisan.
How Not to Fix No Child Left Behind
This week the House of Representatives will consider a replacement for the obsolete No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act. NCLB was passed in 2001 by a large, bipartisan majority — ...
Jeb’s Common Core Hurdle
Jeb Bush may be first (sort of) out of the gate for the Republican presidential nomination and have plenty of powerful supporters, but his stance on the Common Core could ...
The GOP and School Reform
With the midterms just days away, Republicans are hoping to claim the U.S. Senate and maintain or expand their healthy lead in governorships. Of course, as has been said again ...