Corey DeAngelis

Arizona Republicans advanced two constitutional amendments to the November ballot protecting school choice and limiting union access to taxpayer resources.

Connecticut may become the first state in 50 years to roll back homeschool freedom as lawmakers advance a bill targeting parental rights in education.

Frederick Douglass Academy High School spends $93,000 per student with only 27 enrolled and zero students proficient in math or reading, data shows.

Tennessee House Bill 793 advances with 15-9 committee vote requiring public schools to verify student immigration status and report enrollment data to state.

Government schools wasted $30 billion on educational technology in 2024, contributing to Gen Z students scoring lower than predecessors.

Education Secretary Linda McMahon reminds teachers they aren't required to pay union dues in any state, citing the 2018 Supreme Court Janus v. AFSCME ruling.

American Federation of Teachers president Randi Weingarten advises teachers to opt out of union contributions if they disagree with political endorsements.

New FBI data shows 45,000 sex offenses and over 500,000 assaults occurred in American schools between 2020-2024, raising serious safety concerns for students

Corey DeAngelis exposes how the NEA tried to hide its controversial handbook pushing racial quotas and diverting teacher dues to Democratic campaigns.

America's largest teachers union faces criticism for prioritizing political activism over education, accelerating the exodus to alternative schools

The tight bond between teachers unions and Democrats faces scrutiny as Randi Weingarten exits DNC after 23 years and while NEA's Becky Pringle maintains her role in party leadership.

Despite losing the 2024 presidential election, Democrats are failing to learn a critical lesson and are continuing to try and strip parents of their rights.

Trump has already killed DEI at a federal level. Now we must eliminate it in our schools. The policies undermine education and help create a monopoly for leftist teachers unions.

Trump advisers Musk and Ramaswamy worry about America having enough talented workers. The way to address those immigration needs is by fixing our horribly broken education system.

Arizona is proving anti-school choice scaremongers wrong. It turns out educational freedom doesn't bust the budget, it improves it because students get thousands of dollars less.

Families are pushing back against the special interests that wish to selfishly protect their monopoly over the classroom at the expense of our children.

The nationwide school choice revolution continues to grow. But government funding doesn't necessarily mean more control. States backing education options don't add more rules.

An October poll found only 37 percent of registered voters have a favorable view.

Texas remains on a short list of Republican-controlled states that refuse to embrace school choice.

A school choice initiative at the federal level would be the most feasible way to expand education freedom.

Stacy Davis Gates, president of Chicago Teachers Union and staunch opponent of school choice, now sends her son to a private Catholic school.

Another legislator switches parties because of the Democrats' opposition to school choice. The party is badly out of touch with voters on education, especially Black voters.

On average, public-school students lost historic ground in math (10 points) and reading (6 points) since before the pandemic, according to latest NAEP data.

You won’t believe who is this year’s school choice MVP. Parents taking back children’s education boosted by teachers pushing anti-child, anti-learning policies.

West Virginia and Arizona seized the school choice crown by passing universal school choice legislation.

Teachers union boss desperately wants parents to believe teachers unions help kids. Don’t fall for this gaslighting.

This bad news for parents comes as other states are empowering all families with education freedom.

The Republican-controlled Iowa Legislature passed an expansive school choice proposal and Gov. Kim Reynolds signed the bill Tuesday.

Internal documents reveal the Oregon Education Association lost nearly 20 percent of its membership.

The school choice movement is making gains but efforts in Arizona and West Virginia show that opponents haven't given up defending their education monopoly.