Articles by Malcolm A. Kline

With the U. S. Supreme Court ready to pass judgement on how demanding teacher’s unions can be, the National Education Association (NEA) is already girding for the worst news they could get.

But not until the school year is over.

Apparently the Trump Administration’s Justice Department felt compelled to show how it differs from the agency presided over by the previous administration.

Actually, Painter is his name.

Some of us might have wondered, if they stop playing the National Anthem in blue states, would anybody notice?

And not just unofficially in college but officially in K-12.

Yet another celebrity has backed out of a commencement address at a California university to show solidarity with striking employees.

If universities really want to be taken seriously as sources of scholarship, they might stop imitating Vegas hotels.

A concerned passerby did not want to be reminded of how many people were killed by communism.

A quartet of professors suggest that women in STEM fields should perhaps literally get an A for effort.

Economist Walter Williams argues that it is not the failures of the free market that have led to its disparagement, primarily in academia but also in K-12 education, but its successes.

A transgender student’s lawyers claim there is one and a federal judge is giving him the right to try to prove it in court.