NC school boards should be courageous, protect girls’ privacy
The girls of Cabarrus County deserve the same Spartan courage Union County showed against Cooper, Cohen, and the left-wing administration in Raleigh.
Only a handful of the state's districts have opted for the “best practice” policy recommended to protect students’ mental health: cell phones off and away, from the first bell to the last bell of the day.
We should continue to fight for politically neutral public schools while also understanding true neutrality is impossible when teaching children what matters.
Tennessee is expanding gun-safety instruction for their public school students to improve child-death statistics from accidents.
At some point, we have to move from surviving the moment to shaping the future. This audit — as damning as it is — should motivate us to seize that opportunity.
A North Carolina mother's home-school plans were delayed after officials rejected her Latin college diploma, raising questions about state oversight.
Instruction built so heavily around screens is not only a financial liability — it’s also taking a toll on students’ learning.
Funding cuts from the USDA terminate programs providing fresh food to local schools.
John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown has been teaching and preserving Appalachian traditions for 100 years.
The data shows that many students in NC are simply not prepared to compete in top STEM fields after graduation, let alone to read at grade level.
Students should have objective and comprehensive facts presented to them about important issues and then come to a conclusion after applying their own critical thinking.
I offered amendments to protect biological female students and to provide single-stall bathrooms for trans students. My amendments were unilaterally shut down.