Education
Early Literacy Reform Advances in the House
Momentum for early literacy reform continues in Jefferson City, as House Bill (HB) 2872 recently passed out of committee. While this version removed several provisions from the original bill, it retains the core components necessary to meaningfully…
Supported in 1997, why not now too?
In 1997, Minnesota enacted a K-12 education tax credit as part of a bipartisan compromise. A special…
Goldwater Launches $300K Landmark American Civics…
After nearly 40 years of fighting for freedom in courtrooms and capitols across the country, the…
Florida Politics: Anastasios Kamoutsas Curbs Double…
February 16, 2026 Administrative fix delivers zero net cost to state Anastasios Kamoutsas has been…
A Roadmap for States to Build High-Quality Online…
BOSTON – State policy is pivotal to the development and availability of online and virtual learning…
Teachers’ Unions Get Desperate
A recent editorial in the Wall Street Journal lays out what has been on the minds of many (or at least mine) for some time. The traditional education establishment that was in charge of all things K-12 in the last century is crumbling. In the last…
When “American Studies” Can’t Say Anything Good About…
What would you say about a publication devoted to writing about America that never has anything…
More Evidence on Grade Inflation in Our Schools
QNS, a local news outlet covering Queens, New York, released an interesting article about a local…
Florida Politics: Florida’s A+ Plan To Help ‘Plan B’…
It was a curious finding that seemed to make no sense at all. Last year, more than 41,000 Florida…
The Rise of Labor-Based Grading and the Continuing…
Evidence of grade inflation continues to mount in K-12 education and at universities (e.g., see here…
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