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Mayor’s should beware of asserting control over public schools.

This is a continuation of The Homeschooling Phenomenon about several National Spelling Bee contestants.

Creating legislation is a messy job, especially state budgets.

Why do homeschoolers make up about 13 percent of the competition in the National Spelling Bee?

A CU-Boulder committee concluded that Ward Churchill has fabricated information, misrepresentated sources and plagiarized.

Rev. Sheldon asks why the attack on David Parker, and later on his child, on the playground of the school is being ignored by the media.

Don explains why multiple valedictorians cheapens academic reward and devalues competition.

Details of Ward Churchill’s academic transgressions.

At the recent Eagle Forum Summit, young conservatives heard political advice from the youngest Congressman.

The Department of Education is finally putting money in some schools that aren’t failing: Charter Schools.

Christian schools use the same bad textbooks as public schools, Michael Moore’s movie is shown without challenge, the PTA is used as a front group and pollution is causing school failures in this campus wrap-up.

Supporters of “Under God” hope that a Pledge Protection Act passes in the near future.