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National education insights that will inspire you to take action in your community.
Welcome to the Noah Webster Education Foundation blog! Read up on current education news, explore pro/con guides, research school options, get expert advice, and examine hot topics in learning, all in one place.
NWEF Blog
National education insights that will inspire you to take action in your community.
Welcome to the Noah Webster Education Foundation blog! Read up on current education news, explore pro/con guides, research school options, get expert advice, and examine hot topics in learning, all in one place.
Parent’s Accusations Prompt School Board Member to Storm Out of Meeting
Last Tuesday, the public comment section of the Montgomery County school board meeting in Virginia
Are 3 and 4-Year-Olds Really Better Off in Universal Public Pre-K?
The U.S. Census Bureau found that 47% of US children ages 3 and 4 were
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Florida’s Parental Rights in Education Bill Dubbed by Critics as “Don’t Say Gay” Bill
Last Tuesday, the Florida Education Committee passed a controversial bill that would prohibit elementary school
What to Do When Your Local or School Library Puts Out Material Not Suitable for Children
You’re not alone if you’ve wondered whether your child is safe perusing the library shelves
5 Ways You Can Change Your State’s Education Laws
By the time education laws take effect in local schools, it can be easy to
Reclaiming Education: Training Virginia’s Newest Conservative School Board Members
School board members of the Virginia Commonwealth are gathering together on Saturday, Feb. 26 in
Parents’ Plea for More Safety Officers to Stop Violent School Fights are Largely Disregarded
School violence has gotten so severe in one New York City middle school that the
The Hidden Importance of Speech and Debate
Did you know that there’s a National Speech and Debate Education Day every year? The
National Assessment Data Shows Alarming Trend
By Dr. Karen Hiltz -- Have you ever watched a “man on the street”
Time to wake up! Lack of sleep is crippling your children
Sleeping is “the physical act that takes up one-third of our lives,” says Janan Ganesh,
Tennessee School Board Removes “Rough” Holocaust Graphic Novel from Eighth-Grade Curriculum
When a Tennessee school board voted to prohibit the book Maus from the eighth-grade curriculum,
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