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January 22

Major city school districts losing students as parents seek better options

Public schools lose students to homeschooling and charter schools as Colorado Education Commissioner Susana Córdova reports 5.5% increase in homeschool enrollment statewide.

January 17

Arizona school district takes huge blow to enrollment as parents choose other options

Arizona's second-largest school district eliminated dozens of positions after enrollment losses. Chandler Unified officials blame charter school competition and rising costs.

January 16

0% of Yale professor donations went to Republicans in 2025: study

Yale professors donated almost exclusively to Democrats in 2025, with 97.6% of faculty donations going to Democratic candidates and zero to Republicans, a new analysis said.

January 14

Randi Weingarten quits X over platform's 'disinformation,' accuses site of spreading hate

American Federation of Teachers president Randi Weingarten has abandoned X, citing the platform's decline from public square to hate and manipulation under Elon Musk's ownership.

January 14

Teachers union slams 'Trump regime,' claims ICE murdered Minneapolis agitator in message to supporters

Teachers union sends inflammatory message after ICE shooting, calling Trump administration a "regime" and characterizing activist's death as "murder."

January 7

Trump admin cuts red tape as Iowa joins effort to return education to states

Education Secretary Linda McMahon approved Iowa's federal education waiver, allowing the state to redirect nearly $8 million from compliance costs to classrooms.

January 5

BENNETT, MOHRMAN: 2026 will give us over 1,000 ways to boost educational freedom

New federal tax credit scholarship program allows taxpayers to donate $1,700 to education nonprofits starting 2027, creating educational choice options.

December 17

I own a tutoring company and your child’s 4.0 GPA probably isn’t real

Grade inflation crisis: 90% of parents think kids are proficient, but only 22% of 12th graders meet math standards, and SAT/ACT scores expose the truth.

December 12

Former university president criticizes ‘genuine tragedy’ in nation's report card numbers

Former Sen. Ben Sasse, R-Neb., discusses the crisis in public education, artificial intelligence's role in learning and more on ‘Special Report.’

December 8

After 30 years, 5 things I learned from my students why they like socialism

Dr. Eric Patterson reveals how 30 years of teaching exposed five critical gaps in students' understanding of socialism and communist history in America.