Education
To the Missouri House Elementary and Secondary Education Committee: We Have a Problem
I attended the Missouri House Elementary and Secondary Education Committee hearing on Wednesday, January 28. The hearing covered two bills under current consideration—one on A–F letter grades for schools, and the other on literacy reform. The…
Most states already say ‘yes’ to donations for students
At least 28 states have already said they plan to opt into the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit…
What’s the law say about new scholarships for school…
The federal language is clear: All K-12 students in public, private, charter or homeschool…
World report finds young people may have the…
In a world where education increasingly determines economic opportunity and social mobility,…
The Six Words Driving the Education Debate in 2026 With…
Susan Pendergrass speaks with Mike McShane, director of national research at EdChoice and…
Professor Illegally Forced into DEI Training Deserves His Day in Court
When Arizona State University professor Owen Anderson was illegally forced to take a diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) training to keep his job, he sued. But a court ruled that he didn’t have the right to challenge the illegal mandate. Now the…
How does a parent’s education level impact Minnesota…
Student performance data from the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) is the nation’s…
Minnesota Teacher named National Teacher of the Year…
Eden Prairie High School English teacher Linda Wallenberg has been named a finalist for National…
Poll Finds Massachusetts Residents Overwhelmingly …
Declining confidence in public schools, broad backing for charters and scholarship programs …
Minnesota ranks fifth in the nation for…
A recent paper released by the Reason Foundation noted that Minnesota ranks fifth in the nation for…
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