Can I Educate My Special Needs Student at Home?
If you have a special needs child, at some point, you’ll have to face the
Moms for Liberty Combats Banned Books Week with Teach Kids to Read Week
Last week was the annual Banned Books Week, which aims to bring together a community
US AG Garland refuses to denounce memo that incited counterterrorism measures against parents
By Jillian Schneider This article was originally published by The Lion on September 28, 2023.
Over a Dozen Baltimore Schools Don’t Have Any Students Who Are Proficient in Math
Thirteen high schools in Baltimore, Maryland, don’t have any students who are at grade-level proficiency
Looping Part 2: Why It May NOT Be the Perfect Choice for Your School
As we discussed previously, looping is a teaching strategy where a teacher stays with the
The ADULT Framework for Education
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Podcast Ep. 85 “From Grassroots to National Renewal” with Paul Skousen
According to Paul Skousen, for national renewal, America needs to go back, read, and
Heritage Foundation Dubs 2023 “The Year of Education Freedom”
Last week, The Heritage Foundation released a 2023 report detailing the growing efforts across the
Podcast Ep. 84 “America’s Educational Roots: Why the Founding Documents Still Matter” with Guest Paul Skousen
American values are being forgotten or rejected. To reverse this trend, we need to
VA Governor Youngkin Pardons Loudoun County Dad Who Protested at a School Board Meeting After Daughter’s Rape
Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin recently pardoned the Loudoun County dad who’d been arrested at a