Betsy DeVos

New federal law provides dollar-for-dollar tax credits up to $1,700 annually for donations funding K-12 scholarships across all educational settings.

Last week, the Nation’s Report Card – the only nationwide measure of how America’s government-run schools are performing – came home, and the results are devastating.

Trump has a unique and historic opportunity to enact bold reforms.

The Biden administration’s proposed re-write of Title IX would only advance an extreme political agenda over doing what’s right for students.

There’s the potential for a new fault line in America’s ever-growing debate about parental rights: a schism between policymakers who believe parents have a right to know what’s being taught in public K-12 schools, and those who do not.

Much has been written about the catastrophic learning losses during the pandemic caused by the unnecessary, union-driven school lockdowns.

The National Education Association, the nation’s largest teachers union, voted recently to support curriculum "informed by academic frameworks . . . including critical race theory." It also committed tens of thousands of dollars to not only promote this toxic ideology, but also to conduct opposition research against its critics.

In too many places, students are taught outright anti-American material. Look no further than the infamous 1619 Project launched by The New York Times. It’s a debunked reframing of history.