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Americans Don't Do the First Thanksgiving Story Any Justice Nov. 22, 2024

Holding Space for Good

We've all heard the story of the first Thanksgiving. The plight of pilgrims traveling from England t... Read More

The Dope on Dope in Government-Run Schools Nov. 13, 2024

Terence Jeffrey

The National Center for Education Statistics, which is a part of the U.S. Department of Education, r... Read More

Why, In Our Free Country, Do We Lack Education Freedom? Oct. 16, 2024

Star Parker

What issue could be more important to a nation's future than education? A country is about people. H... Read More

The Chicago DNC Theme Is 'Hope' -- What About Chicagoans? Aug. 22, 2024

Larry Elder

President Joe Biden, at the Democratic National Convention, said, "Donald Trump and the Republican f... Read More

Native Truths Aug. 14, 2024

John Stossel

American kids are now taught that before Christopher Columbus wrecked things, peaceful Native Americ... Read More

Why Louisiana's Kids Won't Listen to Their Pious Governor Jul. 03, 2024

Jim Hightower

For us Texans, there's nothing new about Bible-thumping politicians bedeviling us with the foolishne... Read More

AI Has a Place in the Classroom Despite Its Challenges Jun. 21, 2024

From the Desk of Dr. J

Within the past week, I have been reading some interesting Chronicle of Higher Education articles th... Read More

Educators Must Embrace AI as a Supplemental Learning Tool May. 17, 2024

From the Desk of Dr. J

When the 2024 spring semester ended earlier this month, I found myself thinking more about how techn... Read More

America Needs More Schools Like De La Salle Academy May. 14, 2024

Froma Harrop

Here we are in Times Square. Maniac lights flash across all horizons. Minnie Mouse and Spider-Man ar... Read More

They Spent $29,284 per Pupil, but Only 28% of 8th Graders Were Proficient in Math May. 08, 2024

Terence Jeffrey

The public schools in the state of New York doled out $29,284 per pupil in "current expenditures" in... Read More

The Transitional State of Women Apr. 28, 2024

My So-Called Millennial Life

I can't remember how I got suckered into going to Girls State. I didn't run for student council and ... Read More

Supreme Court Signals That Institutions Can Keep Designing Programs To Foster Diversity, After Affirmative Action Ruling Apr. 08, 2024

Rights & Resistance with the ACLU

Since the Supreme Court struck down longstanding affirmative action admissions policies this past su... Read More

Why Allowing Chaplains in Public Schools Harms Students Mar. 18, 2024

Rights & Resistance with the ACLU

A 2023 Texas law allowing public schools to hire chaplains, or accept them as volunteers, to provide... Read More

A Professor's Lessons on Democracy Feb. 28, 2024

Jamie Stiehm

My ancient history professor, Martin Ostwald, taught me all about Athens in the golden age, the fift... Read More

Where Public Schools Never Beat Catholic Schools Feb. 28, 2024

Terence Jeffrey

There is one area of competition where Catholic schools always beat public schools. It is not in tra... Read More

Pathways to Progress: Navigating America's Educational Reform Feb. 22, 2024

Armstrong Williams

In the realm of education, crises are not merely disruptions but illuminations of systemic failures ... Read More

Did Judges, Legislators and Presidential Candidates Play Hooky During History Class? Feb. 21, 2024

The Raffel Ticket

The late Sam Cooke sang, "Don't know much about history" in his classic "Wonderful World." He was a ... Read More

Anti-DEI Efforts Are the Latest Attack on Racial Equity and Free Speech Feb. 19, 2024

Rights & Resistance with the ACLU

First, Donald Trump and right-wing extremists attacked government trainings on racism and sexism. Th... Read More

Guilt-Tripping Our Way to Self-Destruction Feb. 08, 2024

Laura Hollis

Everywhere we turn, the country looks like it is falling apart. Crime is out of control. Millions of... Read More

Death to the Credentialocracy Jan. 19, 2024

Ted Rall

The summer after junior year, my college expelled me. Six years later, I returned and graduated with... Read More