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February 1, 2023
Indianapolis Public Schools proficiency levels rebounded to near pre-pandemic levels on the state ILEARN test. Recovery has been slower for students of color.
January 31, 2023
Indianapolis Public Schools has nearly recovered to pre-pandemic levels on the state ILEARN test, although recovery has been slower for students of color.
December 28, 2022
With the “Workers Rights” Amendment now part of the state constitution, expect local teachers unions to test the limits of their new powers. Sure they’ll demand more pay given the record inflation, but it’s around school curriculums where Illinois parents should be most concerned. The amendment gives Illinois teachers new collective bargaining rights to negotiate over more issues, including curriculums, potentially eroding parents’ rights further.
November 3, 2022
As early voting wraps up on Friday, the school board race has been one of the hottest local contests in the county, filling up the letters to the editor column and riling social media. Challengers...
October 7, 2022
The public education system in Illinois is so egregious that families who send their children to its schools might as well not send them at all.
September 28, 2022
In their own words, the four candidates seeking two open seats on the Palo Alto Board of Education share what innovations theyd like to see come out of the school district.
September 16, 2022
Parental rights advocates and community activists in Loudoun County, Virginia, are continuing to resist what they say is the infusion of critical race theory into curricula amid heightened awareness of what students are being taught in a post-COVID world.
September 15, 2022
Parental rights advocates and community activists in Loudoun County, Virginia, are continuing to resist what they say is the infusion of critical race theory into curricula amid heightened awareness of what students are being taught in a post-COVID world.
September 14, 2022
Parental rights advocates and community activists in Loudoun County, Virginia, are continuing to resist what they say is the infusion of critical race theory into curricula amid heightened awareness of what students are being taught in a post-COVID world.
September 14, 2022
Parental rights advocates and community activists in Loudoun County, Virginia, are continuing to resist what they say is the infusion of critical race theory into curricula amid heightened awareness of what students are being taught in a post-COVID world.