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California School District Starts Three-Year, Six-Figure Plan To Turn Students Into Critical Race Theory Activists
A school district in California’s Bay Area is launching an initiative to train over a hundred students to become Critical Race Theory activists in a plan that could last three years and cost more than $100,000. Read More.
MIT debaters clash over whether STEM is ‘systemically racist’
It’s a topic of significant discussion, and it’s of particular relevance to a STEM institution like MIT.' Read More.
High school field hockey captain speaks out against rule allowing boys on girls teams after horrific injury
Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School field hockey captain Kelsey Bain wrote the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association, calling for change and recalling the incident. Read More.
Oregon is latest state to dumb down education. Talk about the soft bigotry of low expections
Oregon's Board of Education has voted unanimously to drop graduation requirements in reading and writing for students in the Beaver State. The decision puts the state's kids at risk. Read More.
Ted Cruz: Marxists Have Always Aimed To Infiltrate Education
Marxism doesn't work.
Any college student with sense who reads enough world history will eventually reach this conclusion. Study for even a few minutes, and anyone can detect the rot at the core of Karl Marx's central thesis. Read More.
New York Tightens Special Education Rules, Aiming to Reduce Fraud
Over the last decade, New York City has faced a startling rise in requests to pay for special education services for private school students, a deluge that has cost billions of dollars and raised concerns about fraud. Read More.
Senate Republicans grill Biden Education secretary over antisemitism on college campuses
Senate Republican lawmakers are demanding to know what Education Secretary Miguel Cardona is doing to protect Jewish college students against the backdrop of rising antisemitic incidents on university campuses across the country. Read More.
Alabama Department of Education Wants to Boost Literacy in Later Grades
Having spent years focusing on reading skills for early elementary school students, the Alabama State Board of Education is seeking funds to boost literacy after third grade. The State Board of Education on Oct. 12 approved a budget request for “struggling readers beyond grade 3” for $22 million. Last year, the Board had requested $3 […] Read More.
Sweeping anti-DEI higher ed reform bill in Ohio inches closer to passage
When this bill passes it will be a template legislation for other states to follow.' Read More.
‘People with cervices’: IU med school doubles down on gender ideology
Linguistic practices are open to change as LGBTQIA+ advocates refine their perspectives on language.' Read More.
Washington Post: Explosion in Home Schooling Is Permanent
The liberal Washington Post reported yesterday on the results of a survey of some 360 school districts around the country: Read More.
Religious parents sue California to exempt children from public school vaccination requirements
‘We are standing up for parents of all faith backgrounds who want access to a quality education and medical autonomy over their children.’ Read More.
Med school accreditor requires ‘commitment’ to DEI in mission statements
All schools must hire DEI leaders to remain accredited. Read More.
Parents, Students Show Up In Force At Heated Pittsburgh Area School Board Meeting On Bathroom Gender Policy
Parents and students crowded into a heated school board meeting in the Pittsburgh area earlier this month to sound off about bathroom use and gender identity Read More.
Memo Reveals How Teachers Union Worked On Bill To Keep Sexually Explicit Books In Schools
Letter reveals private negations between library associations and teachers unions over language revisions in the Right To Read Act. Read More.
