Education
New Education Scorecard release shows that Minnesota is making slow progress on pandemic learning loss
Here’s the bad news: Minnesota is still nowhere close to pre-COVID student achievement in either math or reading. Now, here’s the silver lining. Minnesota is (barely) on the road to recovery in both mathematics and reading. The newly released 2025…
Southern Poverty Law Center’s influence on Minnesota…
Last month, a federal grand jury in Montgomery, Ala. indicted the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC)…
Minnesota Democrats recycle tired myths to block…
As governors from both parties announce they intend to participate in the new federal Education…
What Minnesota principals have to say about their jobs
The newest iteration of the Minnesota Principals Survey, conducted in November 2025 and newly…
Missouri’s 2026 Legislative Session Final Week
Avery Frank, Elias Tsapelas, and David Stokes join Zach Lawhorn to break down the final week of the…
Minnesota’s Statehood Day and the first schools
Happy Statehood Day, Minnesota! Minnesota officially became a state in 1858, making today Minnesota’s 168th birthday. The North Star State’s growth has been full of ups and downs, but one mark of excellence is Minnesota’s historic commitment to…
Public school teachers are supportive of ESAs
A spring teacher survey finds strong support for education savings accounts (ESAs) among K-12…
Sarasota Herald-Tribune: Crying About School Choice…
Is the highest goal of K-12 education policy to produce great schools? Or is it to produce great…
New York joins federal tax-credit scholarship,…
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has announced that she intends to opt the state into the new federal…
Teacher Appreciation Should Not Be Tied to Spending on…
This week is Teacher Appreciation Week across the country, and it prompted Governor Brad Little to…
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