(Headline USA) Leaders of Chicago Public Schools canceled classes Wednesday after the teachers union voted to switch to remote learning due to the surge in COVID-19 cases, or at least their take on it, conveniently ignoring mounting evidence of the scholastic and social damage being done to children from...
(Headline USA) What students are learning about the Jan. 6 uprising at the U.S. Capitol may depend on where they live.
In a Boston suburb in heavily Democratic Massachusetts, history teacher Justin Voldman said his students will spend the day journaling about what happened and talking about the fragility of...
The Florida State legislature has introduced an intrusive bill that would require the use of cameras in school classrooms to oversee what teachers are telling students, the Epoch Times reported.
Florida's House Bill 1055 would also require teachers to wear microphones while teaching.
The massive intrusion into the classroom is justified...
(Headline USA) With the mainstream media hyping the omicron variant, the return to school from winter break will be different than planned.
Many schools are bringing back masking mandates—some requiring N95 masks—or requiring daily testing.
School and elected leaders say they are using the experience of the past two years to...
(Bethany Blankley, The Center Square) When the Florida legislature meets in January, it will scour through a range of funding initiatives prioritized in the fiscal 2023 budget proposal from Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis.
A big chunk of it includes an historic $23.9 billion in proposed funding to education, of which...
Nearly 90% of Chicago Teachers Union members voted this week to go on strike and return to remote learning instead of going back to school in January.
The CTU sent out a survey to members ahead of an all-members meeting this week asking whether they’d support a “district-wide pause and...
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf vetoed legislation that would have required public school districts to post online their curriculum, including academic benchmarks, textbooks, and class syllabi, reported Big League Politics.
“Under the guise of transparency, this legislation politicizes what is being taught in our public schools,” Wolf wrote in a veto...
The Chicago Teachers Union polled its members this week about whether they would support a “district-wide pause and temporary shift to remote learning” as COVID-19 cases continue to surge, according to the Daily Caller.
In a survey titled “Possible Actions for Safety January 2022,” union members were asked how they...
A Minnesota school board is being criticized for voting unanimously to pay non-white teachers more money and separate them by skin color to help create “global citizens” through mentorship.
“he board voted to amend district policy so that non-white teachers only may receive ‘additional stipends’ to become mentors to other...
The most underreported story of 2021 was "the crushing impact that our COVID policies have had on young kids and children," according to CBS News correspondent Jan Crawford.
Crawford appeared on Face the Nation on Sunday and argued that the "school closures, lockdowns, cancellation of sports" have had a "tremendous...
A recent report issued by the Heritage Foundation and a YouTube video produced by Booksmart Studios provide insight into the fundamental problems with the way in which universities have dealt with has been called 'The Great Awokening.'
The problems with university Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) trainings run much deeper...
New York Times author and “1619 Project” founder Nikole Hannah-Jones argued this week that parents should not get to “decide what’s being taught” in schools.
Nikole Hannah-Jones: Parents shouldn't be in charge of their kids' schooling: "I don't really understand this idea that parents should decide what's being taught. I'm...