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By Hans von Spakovsky: I received a strong dose of the misinformation warping the minds of young people this past weekend when I spoke on a panel on the subject of election integrity.
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Lloyd Billingsley is right — President Trump should target teacher unions: Too many failures in the system. Last year, Milwaukee public school teacher Daniel Buck wrote the article, “7 Reasons to say goodbye to…
Read MoreBy Laura Williams: In “tuition towns,” the funds local governments expect to spend per pupil are instead given directly to the parents of school-age children.
Read MoreBy Kerry McDonald: The future of parental choice and educational freedom is bright.
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By E. Jeffrey Ludwig: Two threads of educational reform can be discerned during the past 25 years. Both miss the need for real reform and have contributed thereby to the further dumbing down of…
Read MoreBy Ted Dabrowski and John Klingner: Unfortunately, that additional funding hasn’t translated into better outcomes for Illinois students.
Read MoreBy Elizabeth Slattery: The Supreme Court heard arguments in a case involving a Montana tax credit scholarship program that provided scholarships for underprivileged kids to use at private schools.
Read MoreBy Don Boudreaux: Suppose that groceries were supplied in the same way as K-12 education.
Read MoreBy John Klar: When I was in eighth grade, a teacher announced we were going to study capital punishment.
Read MoreBy Bruce Deitrick Price: American public schools, by all the usual metrics, have steadily declined for a century. Was this inevitable? Or is there an evil plot aimed at our students? The larger pattern…
Read MoreBy Kerry McDonald: Modern homeschooling encompasses an array of different educational philosophies and practices, from school-at-home methods to unschooling to hybrid homeschooling.
Read MoreBy Jarrett Stepman: One of the ironies of the current American “elite” is that, rather than actually being elite, they have the smug self-assurance of knowing much that isn’t so. Recently, a video surfaced…
Read MoreBy Rebecca Kathryn Jude and Chauncey M. DePree, Jr.: Both of us grew up poor. College was our way out of poverty. Now, too many young people locked into poverty by a college education.
Read MoreBy A. J. Caschetta: Behavior they decry when done by Europeans is overlooked when practiced by the Islamic Republic.
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Editor’s note: Every day, the Internet makes most college degrees more unnecessary. That is too big of a conversation to have in this post so let’s not. A few years ago I read new…
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