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Stanley Kurtz offers National Review Online readers a warning about Georgia’s most famous recent political failure. Georgia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams is famous for calling voter ID laws the…
Jamie Gass writes for Real Clear Policy about the continuing importance of civics education. At its founding, American K-12 public education was meant to prepare young people to be active…
Daniel Buck writes for National Review Online about major gaps in public school students’ education. So Tom Hanks didn’t know what the Tulsa Race Massacre was, and we’re told that…
It is hard to ignore the slap down the Fordham Institute gave to North Carolina’s civics and government and newly minted history standards. A recent article by my colleague…
The Department of Education recently proposed priorities for American history and civics instruction that are inspired by critical race theory (CRT). President of the National Association of Scholars Peter Wood…
I am pleased to be among the initial signatories to the Civics Alliance, a project of the National Association of Scholars. In this explanatory article, Peter Wood describes the need…
Kim Mackey, a social studies teacher in Wake County, wants you to believe that the Republicans are trying to “dismantle and warp the social studies curriculum.” Mackey leaves a lot…
From Wake County school board candidate Steve Bergstrom: A profanity-laced video encouraging the looting and violence in America as a means of protest, was shown to a Wake County 8th…
Jenna Robinson’s latest Martin Center column highlights a failure of American education. America’s system of education has failed in one of its most important goals: forming future generations of American…
National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) scores for the 2018 administration of U.S. history, civics, and geography tests were released in a series of highlight reports today. The average civics…
Greg Weiner writes at National Review Online that it’s unnecessary to consider every act in public life in connection with President Trump. As 2019 drew to a close, Chief Justice…
It’s certainly no surprise that the Greensboro News & Record would support tomorrow’s teacher walkout and protest in Raleigh. But read the editorial closely, and you’ll notice the N&R uses…