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As Christmas approaches, Spear’s staff and contributors share the gifts and experiences at the top of their wish lists

In ‘Twelve Great Books,’ Pearce writes, “The lesson that A Christmas Carol teaches is that our lives are not owned by us but are owed to another to whom the d...

The Colorado Disagree Better roundtable featured two panel discussions to unpack some of the work underway across the country to help improve political discourse, including programs designed for elementary, middle and high school students as well as for students enrolled in institutions of higher education.

It's been repeatedly shown that teacher quality is the primary thing affecting student achievement — behind curriculum quality.

The number of Georgia charter schools has more than doubled since 2016 and more are planned in areas outside Atlanta including Macon.

A pair of North American intellectuals will present a paper at an upcoming conference in London that argues the modern model of education has become too standardized and has had a dehumanizing effect.

The companys educational grant program providing technology to support the schools English Language Learners program ROSEVILLE, Calif. - - John Adams Academy was recently awarded a $5,000 grant to...

The American education used to be the envy of the world, and we need to return to the tried and true model of classical education.

Conservative activists and education experts are turning to the ancient writings of Aristotle, Homer, and Dante to push for school choice.

The Classic Learning Test, an exam that is said to be more rooted in Western classical and Christian traditions and is currently used in undergraduate admissions at more than 200 mostly Christian colleges across the country, can now be used as an alternative to SAT and ACT, for admission to all universities in the State University System of Florida, the system’s Board of Governors announced Friday.