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Event Recap: The Bureaucratic Monopoly of Education
Almost 40% of parents in Lynchburg, Virginia, have allegedly chosen to walk away from free, public education. What is causing them to leave?
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Almost 40% of parents in Lynchburg, Virginia, have allegedly chosen to walk away from free, public education. What is causing them to leave?
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States are remodeling standardized testing as part of graduation requirements. Could standardized tests be on their way out of education?
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We have seen an increase in the use of pharmaceuticals in this country in recent years. But are we really helping school-aged children?
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Government schools are funded by the people. But are they truly serving the people? Learn how to influence school policies.
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To many Americans, what could have been a touching moment of student-led patriotism turned into a disappointing occasion for students.
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We interviewed interviewed teachers with years of experience to gather their insight about how to build strong parent teacher relationships.
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Many taxpayers are desperate to be heard in a school system that runs on their money and claims to represent them. So, what can you do?
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A federal judge ruled that a gay substitute teacher was unjustly fired by a Roman Catholic School. What does this mean for religious schools?
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It’s an understatement to say the divisiveness of Critical Race Theory (CRT) continues. How can you determine what’s right?
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You know changes are needed in your community, but you're not sure where to start. How about writing a petition?
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Do you know how many of your tax dollars go into the public school system? We interviewed with a four-year school board member to find out.