Thoughts on Esquire’s “The Drugging of the American Boy”
-From the President's Desk- By Melvin Adams -- During the 1990s, I lived in Eastern
School Staff Cancels Student-led 9/11 Tribute, Claiming It Could be Offensive
The red, white, and blue theme for a September 10 high school football game was
Private Religious Schools Aren’t Safe from Enforced LGBTQ Policies
A federal judge ruled this past Friday that a gay substitute teacher was unjustly fired
The Biden Administration Sends Message of Support to Transgender Students
The Biden Administration recently sent a message to transgender students as kids around the nation
Opinion: The Tyranny of Feelings
Joseph Stringer is a concerned citizen who submitted this letter to his local Virginia newspaper
Why Your School Needs a Character-Based Curriculum
“Character education is not old-fashioned, and it's not about bringing religion in to the classroom.
Why Are Schools Failing? – Interview with Paul Lott
Today’s interview guest is Paul Lott, founder of the National Society for the Advancement
Inescapably Religious: Why Ignoring Character Training in School Doesn’t Work
Whatever happened to faith and morality in American education? Here at the Noah Webster
How to Teach Kids to Be Involved Citizens
“The first requisite of a good citizen in this Republic of ours is that
Whose Values Should Be Taught in the Classroom?
“If virtue and knowledge are diffused among the People, they will never be enslav'd. This