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Texas A&M philosophy professor Martin Peterson recently drew national attention when his Contemporary Moral Issues syllabus was flagged by Texas A&M for including racial and gender ideology. S ...

The federal Pell Grant program is the cornerstone of college aid for low-income undergraduates, providing roughly $39 billion in fiscal year 2025 to help students pay for college. Those dollars go alm ...

Andrew Ollett, an associate professor at the University of Chicago, used to wear a t-shirt that read "Sanskrit or die (pitya araa v m mrtyur v)." Referring to an ...

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A recent study offers a new look at charter schools' special education performance. The Michigan findings show that special education students performed better in charter schools than in traditi ...

Every January, parents, students, schools, and elected officials mark School Choice Week with rallies, proclamations, and speeches. The ceremonial traditions are familiar. But for most families, what ...

The labor market's long unbroken streak of resilience is running out. According to the latest Bureau of Labor Statistics data, total employment growth slowed last month, with private-sector hiri ...

The debate around school choice and education freedom often focuses on politics. But the evidence tells a different story. States with the strongest school choice laws include both conservative Florid ...

I have worked in K-12 education--as a classroom teacher, a principal, and later in higher education--across public and private schools. I taught students who arrived ready to learn and ...