When setting goals, it’s important not to lower the bar. Yet that’s exactly what the Biden administration has done with school reopenings.

States should provide emergency educations savings accounts to families for the remainder of the academic year. States should deposit into these parent-controlled accounts 90 percent of what the states would have spent on their children in the public school system from the time public classrooms were shut through the end of the school year.

Government hurts children when it assigns them to schools that are failing every test of quality – safety, learning and civic literacy.

President Trump's proposal to cut Education Department spending by 10% will eliminate wasteful and ineffective programs.

Washington’s 48-year experiment with federal preschool has failed to deliver long-lasting, positive developments for its participants. Still, many in Congress argue that the way to fix this is to increase funding for Head Start.

If states stay on the Common Core bandwagon, say goodbye to “1984,” “Animal Farm” and “Brave New World.”  No need for kids to be reading those books, anyway.  They’ll be living them.

Classes were cancelled Tuesday in several Michigan school districts to accommodate the absence of hundreds of teachers, who were prompted by the union to call in “sick” to protest right-to-work legislation at the Michigan Capitol.

President Obama's back to school speech on Tuesday didn't pass the educational opportunity test.

By letting technology transform how we deliver education, we can open up the rigid public education system to the benefits of the market, provide every child with access to a master teacher, harness the power of the Internet, and finally bring our education system into the 21st century.

The Obama administration is not simply providing "waivers" to 10 states to provide relief from the onerous provisions of No Child Left Behind. Make no mistake, these are conditions-based waivers, and the strings attached to this “relief” further tether states to Washington and the Department of Education.