Education
What does the future hold for public schools?
The number of public K-12 students nationwide dropped 2% from 2014 to 2024, according to the recently released “Report on the Condition of Education 2026” from the U.S. Department of Education. The report shows that the…
Bring Home the Mississippi Miracle: A Texas Triumph in Early Literacy
Texas lacks a coherent third-grade literacy standard and statewide implementation system. Restoring a mastery-based promotion gate and aligning coaching, screening, and funding can reverse stagnating reading outcomes. Key…
Public school leaders look forward to possible private donations for scholarships
Giving spurred by new tax credit can go wherever donors see a good cause A potentially huge new stream of money seems headed toward American schoolchildren — scholarships funded by private donors who are spurred on by a new …
Uncovering the Iranian Regime Influence Operation to Radicalize Texas Students
A Texas Islamist network working to radicalize Shia Muslim students at educational institutions across the state, including Texas public universities, is made up of agents and proxies for the murderous Iranian regime. In…
Why microschools matter – Sutherland Institute
Microschools are basically what they sound like – really small schools. While the model is not entirely new in our nation’s history, it has seen a modern resurgence and renewed popularity. Generally, microschools are defined…
Why microschools matter – Sutherland Institute
Microschools are basically what they sound like – really small schools. While the model is not entirely new in our nation’s history, it has seen a modern resurgence and renewed popularity. Generally, microschools are defined…
The False Promise of Portland’s “All-Electric” High Schools
John A. Charles, Jr. Portland Public Schools (PPS) held a ground-breaking ceremony in North Portland on May 29 to mark the beginning of construction for a new, $466 million Jefferson High School. The Oregonian dutifully…
The False Promise of Portland’s “All-Electric” High Schools
John A. Charles, Jr. Portland Public Schools (PPS) held a ground-breaking ceremony in North Portland on May 29 to mark the beginning of construction for a new, $466 million Jefferson High School. The Oregonian dutifully…
It’s time to face the truth about NCAE
A national report which saw big drops in teacher union membership and strength in North Carolina has raised some interesting responses from local media outlets in the Tar Heel State. The report, commissioned by the Fordham…
Wisconsin eventually will opt in to donor bonanza for schools, business leader predicts
No upside to letting credit-spurred donations here flow elsewhere, says Kooyenga Every current candidate for governor of Wisconsin either favors or at least has not yet rejected the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit, despite…
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