Category : Education
Soaring Child Care Costs: Is there an Alternative?
Wall Street Journal recently ran an article on the soaring cost of child care for American families. As the WSJ explains, “the cost of child...
Teacher Punishes Student… for Good Manners
Everyone expects the first week of school to contain some hiccups. Even though we all know that our children are perfect angels and would never...
I Spent a Week Teaching High School Kids How Government Works. Here’s What I Discovered.
by Guest Post
I spent the past week at a camp teaching teens about the legislative process. Among other things, the teens learned about American history, government, and...
Should Parents Have the Right to Choose a Safe School?
As back-to-school time approaches, parents are bracing for school-related trauma. The threat of bullying, violence, school shootings, and mental health maladies looms large as a...
UCLA Students React To Mandatory Fees Funding Toxic Masculinity Committee
Grace Carr Students who attend the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) must pay a hefty fee for the operation of a committee dedicated to...
Republicans and Democrats Both Agree Colleges Are Going In The Wrong Direction, They Just Disagree On Why
Neetu Chandak Republicans and Democrats both agree colleges are going in the wrong direction, they just disagree on why they are going wrong with Democrats...
One-Fifth Of North Carolina Students Aren’t Going To Traditional Public Schools
Rob Shimshock Almost 20 percent of K-12 students in North Carolina are not attending traditional public schools. Enrollment in the state’s traditional public schools has...
Why ‘Social Justice Math’ Misses the Point of Learning Math
It’s a common occurrence: a math teacher stands at the front of the classroom, struggling to keep the student’s attention. One student is on the...
Duke Prof: Diversity and Inclusion Offices ‘Should Not Exist’ at Universities
“‘Diversity and inclusion’ is the moral benchmark of our time…Every corporation, college, and government agency, along with a growing number of bowling leagues and bait-and-tackle...
Company Donates Ballistic Shields As Graduation Gift For Middle School Class
Molly Prince Unequal Technologies gifted 40 bulletproof shields as a graduation present to St. Cornelius School in Pennsylvania on Monday. During a middle school graduation...