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February 23, 2024

Urban charter schools bode success for low-income, non-Whites, college enrollment: Report

A new study from the University of Michigan that was released on Thursday showed that certain practices in charter schools bode success for low-income, non-White students.

February 21, 2024

Chinese immigrant running for Congress fears Marxism followed her to US, witnessing youth indoctrination

Lily Tang Williams said the radicalization of America's youth makes her feel like she's "seeing history repeat itself," reminding her of indoctrination she faced.

February 19, 2024

Sorting kids into public schools based on household income is 'immoral, discriminatory,' says advocacy group

The No More Lines Coalition vows to end "discriminatory public school district boundary lines." Over 30 organizations decry public school district boundaries, calling them "immoral."

February 17, 2024

Over 30 organizations vow to end 'discriminatory' public school district boundaries that 'promote segregation'

The No More Lines Coalition claim that sorting kids into school districts based on their income promotes "segregation" and ensures that low-income households have fewer quality options.

February 11, 2024

FL parents, school board concerned over permission slip for students to attend some Black History Month events

Miami-Dade school board members on Wednesday shared concerns about parents being required to sign a permission slip asking for consent for their child to attend Black History Month events.

February 8, 2024

Dozens of Illinois schools have 0 students proficient in math, reading

Enriched Literacy Education's Mary Cantwell says Americans need to wake up to the 'staggering numbers' as school administrators double down on 'failing programs.'

January 31, 2024

Arizona launches partnership with PragerU to teach kids about America's 'rich history and values'

Arizona’s Department of Education will partner with PragerU to use their materials about America’s “rich history and values" in the classroom sof K-12 students.

January 31, 2024

Sociology professor explains why Florida cut course requirement: 'Too much about social activism'

Wayne State University professor Jukka Savolainen understood Florida's decision and said that the sociology academic discipline "lost its way" and devolved into "activism."

January 26, 2024

Florida cutting Sociology as core higher education course sparks outrage: 'No evidentiary basis'

Florida Board of Education's move to cut "Principles of Sociology" as a core requirement prompted outrage from the academic community, especially sociology profressors.

January 24, 2024

Mandatory University of Wisconsin Law School seminar tells students ‘there are no exceptional White people’

A mandatory seminar for new students at the University of Wisconsin Law School denounced "colorblindness" and claimed "there are no exceptional White people."