Education
Plenty of time left for good policy in Wisconsin Legislature
Unfinished business includes ways of blocking corrosive ideas and permitting freedom to flourish Wisconsin’s biennial budget is passed and lawmakers are out of Madison, at least until after Labor Day. But the calendar says…
Nation’s Largest Union Severs Ties with ADL, Citing Group’s Weaponization of Anti-Semitism
A union representing millions of teachers is distancing itself from the Anti-Defamation League, claiming the organization has too broadly leveraged the label of anti-Semitism. The action came Sunday, according to the New York…
Is This Why He Claimed to Be Black? Mamdani’s Full College Record Reportedly Leaked
To the disappointment of many liberals, Democratic New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani was outed by The New York Times last week for claiming to be black on an application to Columbia University. According to a…
‘Christian’ University Under Fire Over Grant to ‘Foster Inclusion’ of ‘LGBTQIA+ Individuals and Women’ in the Church
If you think self-described Christian institutions are immune from wokeness, you need to think again. In a news release Monday, Baylor University in Waco, Texas, announced its Center for Church and Community Impact, or “C3I,”…
OBBB Delivers Historic Expansion of Educational Choice, Sweeping Reforms
Harrisburg, Pa., July 3, 2025 — After much anticipation and debate, the One Big, Beautiful Bill (OBBB) is now passed and set to be enacted—delivering policy accomplishments that Pennsylvanians can celebrate: Protecting…
The truth about MPS, who makes it to graduation and who doesn’t
The flacks for the Milwaukee Public Schools put out a press release the other day, the sort of thing they issue at this time of year, bragging that 1,056 recent high school graduates had secured $113 million in grants and…
Parents Furious as Washington, DC, Suddenly Forces Many Kids to Skip Kindergarten and Go Straight to 1st Grade
Education administrators in the public school system, properly derided as “educrats,” must go the way of the woolly mammoth. Come to think of it, the same holds true for the entire U.S. education system. Starting from scratch…
How both sides lost the ConVal school funding case
On Tuesday morning, the New Hampshire Supreme Court for the first time ordered the state to spend a minimum amount of money—$7,356.01 per pupil—to educate public school students. The state therefore lost this landmark school…
Megan Martin on PCN Discussing State Budget, Mass Transit Bail-out, and More
Megan Martin, Commonwealth Foundation’s Chief Operating Officer and General Counsel, joins PCN’s Capitol Preview to talk all things state budget. From public transit to Lifeline Scholarships, Martin outlines what good looks…
Christian Group Snaps Into Action After SCOTUS Sides with Parents Seeking to Protect Their Kids from LGBT Agenda
The nonprofit Christian group Advocates for Faith & Freedom is taking advantage of a recent Supreme Court ruling allowing children to be opted out of LGBT-related lesson plans by providing parents with a roadmap on how to…
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