Louisiana Superintendent Cade Brumley: Expanding Education Freedom in the Pelican State
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In the 2021-2022 school year, 76 percent of public schools across the nation banned non-academic use of phones during school hours. After some North Carolina schools banned their use, kids are less distracted and getting into less trouble.
Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper launched a war of words with his “state of emergency” tour last week, where he accused Republican lawmakers of choking the life out of public education, dropping an atomic bomb on it, choosing corporations over classrooms, turning their backs on children, bringing political culture wars into classrooms and using political hacks to dictate what happens in schools.
Nina Rees, president and chief executive officer of the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools, joins the Students Over Systems podcast
This Week, IWF joins advocates nationwide to celebrate education freedom and policy solutions that bring more school choice to more students.