Education
Was COVID more damaging for younger or older students in Minnesota? New research answers
During the COVID-19 pandemic, students suffered significant learning losses. Moved online, cut off from in-person support, and shuffled from plan to plan, many students struggled to utilize the minimal learning opportunities before them. Some never…
Politicized Ethnic Studies lesson plans
Beginning in fall 2026, Minnesota public schools will be responsible for determining how Ethnic…
Florida Politics: Bedrock, We Have a Problem
A funny thing happened in the Legislature last week. While the House was holding an “AI Week” to…
Legislature Must Fully Fund LA GATOR to Deliver for…
As Louisiana lawmakers gear up for the 2026 regular legislative session, one issue stands out as…
Federal DOJ sues Minneapolis Public Schools for racial…
The collective bargaining agreement between Minneapolis Public Schools (MPS) and the teacher’s…
Why Missouri Needs Early Literacy Reform with Cory Koedel and Avery Frank Missouri faces a literacy crisis
Susan Pendergrass is joined by Cory Koedel, director of education policy at the Show-Me Institute, and Avery Frank, policy analyst at the Show-Me Institute, to discuss Missouri’s early literacy crisis. They walk through the need for a universal…
Zoning by Design, Exclusion by Accident: How Local…
Florida is widely recognized as a national leader in expanding school choice, with nonpublic schools…
More Options, Better Options… but Still Not…
If you want to know where education freedom in America is headed, look to Florida. Half the students…
The 2025 Journal
Click here to read the full version of The Journal. Table of Contents Florida’s Rural…
Why are nurses complaining on social media? Major…
The social-media inclined may have seen recent social media posts criticizing the federal Department…
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