American Bar Association Relents on DEI Requirement for Law Schools
ABA Moves to Repeal DEI Rule for Law Schools The American Bar Association (ABA) has voted to begin the process of rescinding its longstanding requirement for law schools to meet diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) standards. This decision means law schools in the U.S. will no longer need to adhere to what the ABA termed […]
Democrats are unwilling to learn from the experience of struggling schools.
Democrats Confront Education Challenges Many prominent Democrats seem to be realizing something that parents have been aware of for quite some time: the approach their party is taking on education is leading to significant problems. Arne Duncan, who served as the secretary of education under Obama, recently expressed concerns that Democrats are “drifting” in the […]
Hizb ut-Tahrir Commends Islamic Practices Implemented in Danish Schools
Concerns Arise Over Cultural Control in Danish Schools International pan-Islamist group Hizb ut Tahrir has expressed approval of reports highlighting the enforcement of Quranic principles among Danish high school students. While Denmark maintains stricter immigration policies than many European nations, the rapid cultural changes due to rising Muslim immigrant populations over recent decades seem unavoidable. […]
Tommy Tuberville Calls for English to be Used in Schools and Colleges
Sen. Tuberville Critiques Education System Amid Immigration Concerns Senator Tommy Tuberville from Alabama recently expressed his belief that U.S. educational institutions are placing American children at a disadvantage by emphasizing the use of multiple languages spoken by immigrant populations. During a speech, he stood beside a sign that stated, “Assimilate or Go Home,” attributing some […]
Curriculum from SPLC discovered in K-12 schools across 42 states, according to a watchdog report.
Concern Over SPLC Integration in Education As the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) faces federal fraud charges, education advocates are raising alarms regarding the group’s influence in classrooms, where “far-left content” is reportedly being utilized in over 40 states starting as early as kindergarten. Nicole Neily, the president of Defending Education—an organization previously branded as […]
New York City is investing a historic $43 billion in public schools, amounting to $44,000 for each student, even with declining enrollment and unsatisfactory test scores.
The figures just don’t add up. New York City has already spent a staggering $43 billion on its public school system, which is significantly more per student than any other large district in the U.S., even as enrollment has sharply declined and test results remain lackluster. As Mayor Zoran Mamdani approaches the completion of his […]
New federal regulation may close 92% of cosmetology and barber schools.
Potential Impact of New Educational Regulations on Beauty Sector Back in 1980, I was a Navy veteran trying to make ends meet, living in my old car. I scraped together $700 to start a hair care business alongside a stylist named Paul Mitchell. We were optimistic that the American dream was still attainable. Fast forward […]
California school’s America 250 event faces criticism for inappropriate reasons
Controversy Over School Event Celebrating American History There’s a growing controversy in the left half of the country regarding the reluctance of some parents to send their kids to school for an event marking the upcoming 250th anniversary of the nation. Canyon Hills Middle School in Chino Hills organized a celebration labeled “History Rocks 250.” […]
TikTok video reveals the reading crisis in America: Understanding why parents and schools are not helping children
A viral TikTok video has shed light on the troubling state of literacy in America. It features high school students struggling to read a straightforward sentence: “She was wearing clothes with an unusual but somewhat gorgeous silhouette.” Allie Beth Stuckey, a host on Blaze TV, suggests that this issue stems not just from how reading […]
New York City public schools expected to experience a drop of 153,000 students by 2035
The number of public schools in New York City is expected to decrease, mirroring a broader decline in the city’s population since last year. Projections from the New York City School Construction Authority indicate that by the 2034-2035 school year, around 721,251 students will be enrolled, which marks a drop of 153,000 from the figures […]