Education
$5.3 million in IRS penalties for Minneapolis Public Schools, $3 million in trust account payments withheld
A recently released report showed that Minneapolis Public Schools incurred $5.3 million in IRS penalties since 2022. $770,500 in fees has already been paid to the federal government, and the district is seeking to reduce further charges. The report…
Minnesota lowered the bar for licensing. Who ensures…
In 2023, the DFL-controlled Minnesota Legislature eliminated basic skills, content, and pedagogy…
University of Michigan Conceals DEI Despite Promises of…
In March 2025, the University of Michigan loudly proclaimed that it would eliminate offices and…
NEW: Minnesota School Board Toolkit
American Experiment is pleased to announce the Minnesota School Board Toolkit, a comprehensive,…
Louisiana Lawmakers Consider Fix for Private School…
Schools decry largest expansion of government regulation in state’s history, possible closures In…
The mathematics graduation gap
Minnesota’s Class of 2025 has the highest graduation rate on record, and similarly record-breaking low mathematics proficiency rates. Hooray? As I’ve written previously, it is of the utmost importance that the diploma Minnesota’s students attain at…
Homeschool freedom stays strong under Minnesota ESA…
Education freedom policies like Education Savings Accounts (ESAs) continue to gain traction across…
Voters want donated education money
A federal scholarship program is popular among voters in Illinois and nationwide. Gov. J.B.…
MOScholars Wins in Court
Missouri’s education savings account program, MOScholars, which facilitates school choice in…
Missouri Takes a First Step on Classroom Screen Time
The Missouri House of Representatives recently passed House Bill (HB) 2230, a bill focused on…
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