The Trump administration issued a proclamation May 12 celebrating National Charter Schools Week.
If we want better outcomes for the next generation, we must stop seeking a single perfect system and instead create space for many good ones to grow.
NC Senate lawmakers have proposed a $24 billion K-12 education budget for the new biennium that includes across-the-board raises for teachers and school personnel, funds the school choice Opportunity Scholarship Program, invests in classroom resources, while addressing workforce development initiatives.
North Carolina lawmakers took a step toward reducing distractions in K-12 classrooms by advancing House Bill 87 on Tuesday. The measure, which passed the chamber 114-3, aims to ban smartphone use during instructional times. Rep. Neal Jackson, R-Moore, a primary sponsor of the bill, stressed the importance of local decision-making in its implementation. “How this works out...
Senate Bill 227 aims to remove DEI offices, staff, and divisive concepts from schools, ensuring education focuses on core curriculum without promoting ideologies deemed inconsistent with equality.
“We’ve got reinvent education in North Carolina,” said Rep. Lambeth. “We’ve done some good things, but we haven’t done enough. If you look at enrollments in our K-12 schools, it’s going down, all across the state. Parents have other options, and they’re choosing those other options.”
The legislation bars schools from having DEI offices, staff or similar entities. The bill comes amid rising tensions in North Carolina's largest school district over DEI policies.
President Donald Trump issued an executive order on Jan. 29 that directs several federal government agencies to redirect funds in support of school choice. The goal, according to the order, is “to improve the education, well-being, and future success of America’s most prized resource, her young citizens.” The order applies to the US Labor Department...
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.
Students have a constitutional right express their faith during school — including studying religious texts during non-instructional time, expressing their beliefs in assignments, and talking to others about their faith.
After forfeiting control over education to the left for years, conservatives decided to fight back. And from K-12 to the university system, they are winning battle after battle.
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