You would think that homosexuals claiming to be “silenced” would be especially sympathetic
to other people trying to express their viewpoints.
College Prep
Homeschool Bill of Rights
Homeschoolers respond to a recent court decision in California.
The Middle of Nowhere
How many students start dropping out in middle school?
Punished for Patriotism
When Donald Miller of Lancaster, Pa. wore a patriotic t-shirt to school last year to support his uncle’s mission in Iraq, school officials told him to turn it inside out.
Home Alone
California families received an alarming wake-up call last month with the decision of the Second District Court of Appeals to essentially declare home-schooling to be illegal in California.
Arizona Hug Ban
This year, the Mesa, Arizona school district caused a campus uproar by enacting its own hug ban.
Racing to the Bottom
When a progressive think tank and America’s leading business group get together and critique education in the United States, it’s official and getting more so—public schools may be getting progressively more expensive but they fail to deliver the service they claim to offer.
New Leaders, New Funding?
A new, experimental policy discussed this week at the Center for American Progress (CAP) suggests reforming schools from the top down through engaged, talented principals.
Abstinence vs. Condom Culture
When public officials blame abstinence education for the rise in STDs among teenage girls, they ignore the instruction offered in three-quarters of American schools.
California Court Bans Homeschooling
On February 28, 2008, the Court of Appeal for the Second Appellate District in Los Angeles issued a ruling in a juvenile court proceeding that declared that almost all forms of homeschooling in California are in violation of state law.