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
What Teachers Wish Parents Knew
Have you noticed that sometimes parents and teachers seem pitted against each other? The media
Illogical Theory with Rhetoric That’s Void of Common Sense
By Dr. Karen Hiltz -- It’s an understatement to say the divisiveness of Critical
Should Children Learn that Islamic Terrorists Were to Blame for 9/11?
Update on September 7, 2021: It has been brought to our attention that the VA
Does Class Size Impact Student Outcomes?
On my first day of undergraduate school, bright and early in the morning, I timidly
The Desperate Parent’s Guide to Finding a Good Tutor
As a parent, few things bring us more joy than watching our children thrive. We
Is School Choice That Big of a Deal?
What is school choice (or educational choice) and why does it matter? School choice is
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.
Hillsdale College Aims to Teach America’s True Founding
Hillsdale College has released a free American history and civics lesson curriculum for K-12 students
Is Phonics-based Reading Outdated?
“Questions regarding the nature, extent, and role of phonics instruction in beginning reading programs are