Education
Cellphone bans are all the rage, but do they work?
As cellphone restrictions in U.S. schools — and globally — continue to grow popular and increasingly become go-to legislation in the education reform sphere, the obvious next question is whether or not such policy actually works in improving academic…
Just 2-in-5 Chicago students read at grade level under…
Chicago Public Schools students struggle in reading and math as just 2-in-5 read at grade…
Half of Illinois students reading at grade level, fewer…
Newly released data from state assessments show just half of Illinois public school students…
From Milton Friedman to Modern School Choice with…
Susan Pendergrass speaks with Robert C. Enlow, president and CEO of EdChoice, about the expansion of…
a new source of swing voters?
It’s no secret that national politics, spilling like an endless tsunami through our screens, have…
Voluntary Open Enrollment Means No Open Enrollment
They say the best defense is offense. Perhaps the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) has gotten that memo. As part of their legislative priorities for 2026, DESE and the state Board of Education (BOE) included the…
Harvard’s Leo Damrosch on Robert Louis Stevenson &…
The Learning Curve Leo Damrosch 10292025 Albert Cheng: Hello everybody, and welcome to another…
School Hides Curriculum After Teacher’s Anti-Kirk…
In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, Rhode Islanders were understandably alarmed when a…
Signs of potential school closures for Minneapolis…
In an October 14 Minneapolis Public Schools (MPS) school board meeting, the board voted to pass a…
A Mounds View vanishing
A disgraced former school board member is purged from memory, in classic Soviet-Union-style. A…
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