Education
Anarchyfare in Our Schools
I was reading a recent post by Chad Aldeman at Aldeman on Education that touched on something I’ve been thinking about a lot: the rise of disorder in our schools. I’ve heard anecdotes for a while, but I first saw it clearly in data while working on a…
New bill would block scholarship money for students
Illinois lawmakers have introduced a bill that would prohibit Illinois students from…
Idaho giving students access to federal scholarships;…
The Idaho Supreme Court has upheld the constitutionality of school choice tax credits. Yet…
Minneapolis Public Schools projects a $50 million…
A Feb. 10 Minneapolis Public Schools board meeting brought news that the projected budget deficit…
North Dakota leads on school phone bans as Minnesota…
In the first annual “Phone-Free Schools State Report Card,” only two states — North Dakota and Rhode…
Interview with Louisiana Works Secretary Susie Schowen
Governor Landry recently issued an executive order “Modernizing Louisiana’s Workforce For A New Era.” Louisiana Works Secretary Susie Schowen breaks down what this means for job seekers and Louisiana’s growing economy. The…
Student enrollment fraud in the spotlight at…
Yesterday, the House Higher Education Finance and Policy Committee reviewed its options to exorcise…
Compensation for student athletes should not rely on…
The following testimony was submitted by the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii on Feb. 19, 2026, for…
What are this session’s options for curbing the chronic…
Even a highly capable, incredibly thoughtful Minnesota teacher may be stymied in the classroom by a…
Early Literacy Reform Advances in the House
Momentum for early literacy reform continues in Jefferson City, as House Bill (HB) 2872 recently…
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