A new Classical Schools Database shows the proliferation of classical schools throughout the U.S., including in North Carolina. The database includes profiles for nearly 900 classical private and charter schools,…
Introduction The United States Constitution does not mention education. From our nation’s infancy, Congress generally adhered to the principle that the federal government had no authority to undertake functions and…
t five years, as do most school board members. A majority of parents think that some teachers contribute to politicized classrooms by trying to sway students toward their personal views,…
There are questions brewing as Fox News reports at least 269 teachers and educators have been arrested since Jan. 1, 2022, and at least three in North Carolina, mostly for sexual offenses.…
Frederick Hess of the American Enterprise Institute explores the coronavirus pandemic’s lasting impact on American education. Until March 2020, American schooling looked much like it had in 1920. Despite new…
Peter Kirsanow, Christopher Ross, and Maximos Nikitas write for the Federalist about evidence of Critical Race Theory’s growing influence. The critical race racket has become nearly ubiquitous in American education,…
Regardless of the headlines surrounding Critical Race Theory, Bob Woodson and Ian Rowe argue in Newsweek that American education faces a much larger problem. The real issue in American education…
Proficiency rates on most state English, math, and science tests plummeted in 2021. Cooper consistently failed to weigh the costs and benefits of imposing restrictions on in-person learning in 2020.…
Julie Havlak reports for Carolina Journal Online on concerns surrounding proposed N.C. public school social studies standards. Amy Cooke’s CJ Opinion warns about the national Arabella Advisors network’s efforts to…
Stella Morabito of the Federalist highlights the impact of poor education offered to American rioters. I suspect many members of today’s street mobs have a secret in common: At some…
Courtesy of Education Week: 43 states, 4 U.S. territories, and the District of Columbia have ordered or recommended school building closures for the rest of the academic year, affecting approximately 45.1…
Carolina Journal Online reports on N.C. Attorney General Josh Stein’s decision not to push for restoration of voter ID for the March primary election. Kristen Blair’s Daily Journal focuses on…