Education
Parental Bill of Rights Boosts Education Freedom in New Hampshire
With a few strokes of her pen on Tuesday, New Hampshire Gov. Kelly Ayotte delivered on her promise to empower parents by signing a Parental Bill of Rights and expanding eligibility for education choice to all families.…
Harvard Is the Enemy
During his 2024 campaign, President Donald Trump correctly assailed elite universities like Harvard as controlled by “Marxist maniacs and lunatics.” He received a popular mandate to take them down. They deserve it. The bill…
‘So Long’ to Skim Milk in School Lunch Program?
The Make America Healthy Again movement claimed another win this week when the Senate Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry Committee unanimously passed a bill on Tuesday that would once again allow whole and reduced-fat milk…
Montana repeals health, building regulations on homeschool families
Fri Jun 6, 2025 - 6:07 pm EDT HELENA, Montana (LifeSiteNews) – Montana Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte signed a new law eliminating onerous regulations on families who choose to homeschool their children. HB 778 repeals the…
Columbia faces Trump’s accreditation threat—why appeasement won’t work
On Wednesday, the Education Department notified Columbia University's accrediting organization that the school violated civil rights law and, therefore, no longer meets the standards for accreditation. While…
Indiana governor signs law protecting parents’ right to direct children’s education, upbringing
Thu Jun 5, 2025 - 3:49 pm EDT INDIANAPOLIS (LifeSiteNews) — Indiana Republican Gov. Mike Braun has signed legislation affirming parental rights in their children’s education, healthcare, religious upbringing, and more. Senate…
NC Teen Wins $20K Settlement for Wrongful School Suspension
There’s justice for a North Carolina teen wrongly suspended and branded a racist for using the phrase “illegal alien.” Last year, 16-year-old Christian McGhee of Central Davidson High School in Lexington, North Carolina, was…
Chronic absenteeism hasn’t gone away. Research indicates poor kids are hurt most.
Chronic absenteeism has long been cited as one of the most severe lasting impacts of COVID-era school shutdowns. New research indicates that the problem is sticking around for groups of students already facing significant…
Growing ranks of military homeschoolers get Defense Department support
Last week, the Department of Defense ordered a review of the support it offers to military families that homeschool their children. DIY education is very popular among military personnel, who have long chosen homeschooling at…
How Do You Spell U-N-W-I-E-L-D-Y?
The fourth time was the charm for Faizan Zaki, of Allen, Texas, who last Thursday night won the 100th National Spelling Bee. The word that won it for the 13-year-old—who was last year’s runner-up and who had participated…
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