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What Is the Blaine Amendment? And How It Affects Religious Education Today
In the U.S. separating religion and the state in education is always challenging. Today, the Blaine Amendment is at the heart of the conflict.
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When the Wheels on the Bus Don’t Go Round
School choice is a wonderful idea, but what if a student can't even make it to school? A chronic shortage of bus drivers is a harsh reality.
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How To Be The Coolest Substitute Teacher In School
Substitute teaching can be a beast! There’s no argument there. Working random days, sometimes on late notice, with kids who prefer...
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Hundreds of U.S. High School Students Stage Walkouts to Support Palestine
Across the U.S., hundreds of students recently walked out of school to condemn Israel’s siege of Gaza following Hamas’ attack.
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Dr. Erika L. LeBaron Joins Noah Webster Educational Foundation Board, Stresses Parental Involvement in Education
Family scholar Dr. Erika L. LeBaron joins the NWEF board, with a focus on the role parents play in their children's education.
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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 daunting decision of how to educate them.
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Moms for Liberty Combats Banned Books Week with Teach Kids to Read Week
While Banned Books Week had its annual celebration, Moms for Liberty declared the same week Teach Kids to Read Week.
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US AG Garland refuses to denounce memo that incited counterterrorism measures against parents
Attorney General Merrick Garland declined to distance himself from the memo that brought counterterrorism attention to school board parents.
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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 in math.
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Looping Part 2: Why It May NOT Be the Perfect Choice for Your School
Looping keeps a teacher with the same class for years. Here is where that goes wrong — personality mismatches, gaps, and stalled growth.
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The ADULT Framework for Education
The ADULT framework is a tool that helps you prepare your kid for the real world. Stop worrying about the wrong things by focusing on...
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Heritage Foundation Dubs 2023 “The Year of Education Freedom”
Heritage Foundation released a report detailing efforts across the country to boost school choice, parental rights, and student success.