A Lesson in Due Process on Campus
What the Washington Post’s inconsistency can teach us about fair hearings for accused students.
Department of Education
De Blasio Toys with Making His Schools Even Worse
Ending gifted-and-talented programs, while opposing the expansion of charter schools, is an invitation for New Yorkers to move elsewhere.
Betsy DeVos, and the Poisonous Politics of Malice She Endured
The reaction to DeVos’s resignation underscores how her critics have taken a torch to the basic standards of public discourse and democratic civility.
Disons le mot
No one now knows why children are sent to college. And, in the plague, we may ask why they are sent to elementary school.
Betsy DeVos Speaks Out on Four Years of ‘Truly Disheartening’ Attacks
In an interview, the outgoing secretary of education reflects on her tenure, her critics, and the future of school choice.
A Teacher’s Defense of Betsy DeVos
The media’s celebration over the impending end of her tenure is unfair and unwarranted.
Students Will Be an Afterthought under Biden
A Biden administration sees its duty pursuant to education as holding together a voting bloc, not securing a better future for American students.
U.S. Universities Received Billions in Unreported Foreign Funds, Education Department Finds, Warning of ‘National Security Risk’
Several universities had not appropriately reported funding received from entities in China, Qatar, and Russia.
Re: University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Punishes Doctor Who Questioned Affirmative Action
The U.S. Department of Education is now investigating this matter for possible legal violations.
A Contrarian Take on the Department of Education’s Princeton Investigation
Nevertheless, I have reservations.