Federal investigation into NYC Educators for Palestine over claims of indoctrination
A new report from Columbia University has shed light on rising antisemitic incidents on campus, highlighting a concerning trend in recent years. The findings reveal a significant uptick in hate-related activities, prompting discussions about the safety and well-being of Jewish students within the university’s environment. While this issue isn’t entirely new, the report underscores a […]
University educators aim to influence your child’s spirit. Here’s how to protect against that.
As this school year wraps up, many parents are discussing their children’s college acceptances and the excitement surrounding this new chapter in their lives. As someone who teaches at a university, I can really relate to that sentiment. For Christian parents, guiding their children to graduate high school and move on to college is a […]
Cesar Chavez controversy shakes schools as educators abandon lessons
California Teachers Urged to Remove References to Cesar Chavez In a surprising turn, teachers in California are being prompted to revise or eliminate mentions of labor leader and alleged child rapist, Cesar Chavez, from their teaching materials. For years, he has been celebrated as a model of “honesty, courage, and determination,” even starting from kindergarten. […]
Campus Activists: Democrats focus on VMI, Chicago educators demonstrate, nurse opposed to ICE dismissed
This week, the FOX News Digital’s Campus Radicals Investigations series delves into a historic military research institution facing unexpected conflict. Additionally, there are disturbances involving Chicago teachers, and a nurse from a teaching hospital has been dismissed for controversial reasons. Virginia Democrats Accused of Pressuring Military College VMI with Funding Threats over DEI Issues On […]
California legislation aims to stop ICE staff from holding positions as police or educators.
New Bill Aims to Bar Former ICE Agents from Teaching and Law Enforcement in California As tensions surrounding immigration enforcement remain high, a proposed bill seeks to prevent former ICE agents, particularly those who served during the Trump administration, from becoming educators or law enforcement officers in California. Assembly Bill 1627, introduced by Democratic Representative […]
More than 60% of Jewish educators in the US are said to face antisemitism at work, including from teachers’ unions.
A recent study reveals that a significant number of Jewish educators in the U.S. have faced or observed anti-Semitism in their schools, which, I think, is quite unsettling. The survey included 584 teachers from K-12 public and non-Jewish private schools nationwide, and interestingly, it found that 61.6% had encountered anti-Semitic incidents. Even more concerning, 45.5% […]
Michael Chamberlain: The Shift in DEI Is Here, and U.S. Educators Need to Know
There are whispers that the International Olympic Committee may soon introduce an official policy that bans biological males from competing in women’s sports. This is ahead of the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan, and frankly, it’d be encouraging if society is finally starting to move away from what many see as an unfair practice. Interestingly, […]
Educators are taking over MLK Day with a ‘Palestine teach-in’
MLK Day Events and Their True Intentions K-12 schools across the country have long commemorated Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and work in ways that resonate with his values. On MLK Day, students have volunteered at food pantries, gathered hygiene kits for shelters, cleaned parks, and donated books. The core message? Citizenship depends on […]
Educators gather around a partisan funding fire.
The National Education Association (NEA), the largest labor union in the U.S., channels vast amounts of taxpayer money—often hundreds of millions—into left-leaning initiatives each year. With about 3 million members, it’s almost like a social justice movement, akin to a political party often seen in Europe. Unions are meant to advocate for their members, and […]
Illinois educators support reparations during state commission gathering
Illinois Reparations Meeting Highlights Concerns and Opportunities In October, the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign held a significant meeting organized by the state-sponsored reparations committee. Attendees included two professors and a PhD student who expressed support for reparations initiatives. Sundiata Keita Chajua, a history professor at the university, emphasized the shared struggles of black workers […]