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AP participation declines as post-COVID AP pass rates climb
Minnesota Advanced Placement pass rates have recovered after their dramatic drop to 60.4 percent during the deeply challenging 2020-2021 school year. Schools made strong efforts to regain these losses due to the essential nature of AP courses. AP…
Dems desperate to deflect blame for self-inflicted…
As expected, the recently passed One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) is sparking political battles in…
Now come the lawsuits
The fraud-ridden Housing Stabilization Services (HSS) program at the state Dept. of Human Services…
Pritzker averages a trip out of Illinois per month…
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s extensive out-of-state travel raises questions about whether…
Pepperdine Law’s Pulitzer Winner Edward Larson on…
The Learning Curve Edward Larson Albert Cheng: Well, hello everybody and welcome to a brand new…
Goldwater Sues Indiana School District that Retaliated Against Mom
A Northeast Indiana mom sued her school district in Federal Court this week with the help of the Goldwater Institute after district leaders violated her constitutional rights by barring her from school grounds for recording a conversation with her…
7 reasons Illinois should let students accept school…
The national Educational Choice for Children Act creates a federal tax-credit scholarship…
Who should hold the authority to renew local school…
Did you know that Minnesota elected leaders decided in 2023 that school district boards can bypass…
Let’s Celebrate (and learn from) State Tech, One of the…
State Tech in Linn bills itself as “Missouri’s premier technical college, dedicated to providing…
Illinois law still says unpaid property taxes can rob…
Across Illinois, homeowners are losing their homes and all their equity over minor tax debts,…
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