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August 20, 2023
Five years ago this summer, the U.S. Supreme Court decided that government employers across the country may not cut deals with Big Labor officials to fire civil servants for refusing to pay dues or fees to a union they don’t want, and never asked for.
August 20, 2023
As millions of children return to public school, it’s a good idea to again examine what they are being taught and what is being left out. It also offers an annual opportunity for parents to ask if their kids are being educated or indoctrinated.
August 20, 2023
The commonwealth has underfunded our public schools for decades, and our children bear the consequences of that inaction — especially when compounded with learning loss.
August 19, 2023
Editor’s Note: This is the second in a series of four op-eds examining public education in West Virginia. The Gazette-Mail encourages readers to share their views in letters to the
August 19, 2023
Michigan’s record education budget includes $150 million set aside for tutoring to help students recover from pandemic learning loss. But the state’s strict approval process means a wait until possibly March for the money.
August 19, 2023
As millions of children return to public school, it’s a good idea to again examine what they are being taught and what is being left out. It also offers an
August 19, 2023
As millions of children return to public school, it’s a good idea to again examine what they are being taught and what is being left out. It also offers an annual opportunity for parents to...
August 19, 2023
As millions of children return to public school, it’s a good idea to again examine what they are being taught and what is being left out. It also offers an
August 18, 2023
(WXIN/WTTV) — If you had a billion dollars and were required to spend it in a little over a year, what would you do with all that money? That’s the enviable task facing Indiana’s K-12 schools. According to the Indiana Department of Education, or IDOE, there is still roughly $1,068,000,000 in federal pandemic relief aid […]
August 18, 2023
Colorado students’ performance in math and literacy is starting to rebound to levels not seen since before the coronavirus pandemic shuttered schools three years ago, according to new data released by the state Department of Education Thursday.