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Here are four specific things Americans can do in the next three years.

Troubling trends in our state of democracy beg the question: Are our nation's schools fulfilling their critical civic mission of preparing young people to be good citizens, capable of upholding our democracy and constitutional values?

On Dec. 28, 1846, when President James K. Polk signed the bill making Iowa the 29th state, its population was estimated at 96,000 people. Since then, Iowans’ ranks have grown

A primary source for the new framework, the National Council for the Social Studies, is an avid supporter of Critical Race Theory in K-12 schools. The Mississippi Department of Education has proposed a new curriculum for College and Career Readiness Standards (CCRS) for Social Studies in K-12 publi

There is a global effort coming from the United Nations and from China to build a single world system.

The number of American kids reading for pleasure just fell — again. Parents and schools can do something about that.

Officials

Bill de Blasio was a better mayor than many believe, but a weaker leader than New Yorkers expect.

As wokeness has seeped into new subjects of the public school curriculum, not even math is spared. With states such as California now trying to eliminate tracking students based on merit in the name of minimizing racial inequity, USA Today has finally asked the quiet part out loud: Is math racist?

It's no surprise that the public education system continues to lower its standards of learning and has, for ...