Parents Reward School Choice Candidates At Ballot Boxes Across The Country

Elected officials can and must implement school choice for the families of their state — or risk losing their political position.

Most Nonwhite Americans Don’t Want Their Kids Steeped In Cultural Marxism

Despite the best efforts of leftist activists, many nonwhite parents are fighting back against the LGBT agenda infecting public schools.

Instead Of Donating To Your Woke Alma Mater, Support Classical K-12 Schools

Donating to charter schools instead of universities would drastically change America's education landscape for the better.

Why Are Elected Republicans Helping Democrats Reward A Failed Education System?

Republicans are increasing financial support for a broken public education system that is openly hostile to conservative families.

‘60 Minutes’ Wages Propaganda War On Moms For Liberty With ‘Book Ban’ Lies

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‘Ethnic Studies’ Is CRT Peddlers’ Sneaky New Way To Stoke Racial Division In Schools

A key to the successful campaign for ethnic studies was the deception that it offers a unifying cultural learning experience, while in fact it stokes interracial hostility and delegitimizes authority.

What Will It Take For Blue States To Adopt School Choice?

School choice can revive depressed cities, reduce state budget deficits, advance social justice, and satisfy the hidden demand for more schooling options.

Detractors Call Alabama School Choice Efforts ‘Extreme’ To Distract From Failed Public Schools

While Alabama’s spending on education has increased by more than 82 percent in the last 10 years, student scores just aren’t improving.

More Money And Gimmicks Won’t Improve Public Schools, But Competition From Charters Will

Simply spending more money on new interventions won't improve American public education, and it's wrong to dismiss the promise of charter schools.