Nikole Hannah-Jones discovered the difficult truth about what harms schools.
A Cautionary Tale on Education Choices When it comes to educating your kids, going all out on progressive ideals can backfire. Nikole Hannah-Jones, the journalist from the New York Times known for her work on “The 1619 Project,” faced a challenging lesson regarding this concept. In a detailed article for the New York Times Magazine, […]
DOJ Uncovers Claims That Biden Administration Suppressed Parents From Voicing Concerns About Issues in Schools
On Monday, the Department of Justice released a significant report that explores how the Biden administration allegedly used governmental power to suppress parents’ voices regarding perceived injustices within the education system. Attorney General Todd Blanche unveiled “The 2026 Report to Expose the Weaponization of Government Against Parents in Schools” on X, which aligns with Executive […]
France: Over 500 Schools Shut Down as the Country Prepares for More Leftist Violence
Schools in France Remain Closed Amid Ongoing Student Protests More than 500 schools across France were partially or completely closed on Monday as the country braces for another round of potentially violent student protests this week. On Sunday, Education Minister Édouard Geffray explained that the closures were necessary because these schools did not currently meet […]
AI implementation in schools leads to drop in test scores, students reliant on chatbots, report says
Recent findings indicate that Google’s strong push for artificial intelligence in education has led many students to become “academically and emotionally dependent” on this technology, resulting in a noticeable decline in grades and test scores. As pointed out in a report by the Wall Street Journal, kids are relying heavily on AI features, like Google’s […]
Tech companies creating their own training programs for graduates as they feel they can’t depend on Ivy League schools.
As the cost of higher education continues to soar and becomes a breeding ground for anti-Western views, influential figures in Silicon Valley are looking into alternatives. They believe even top-tier schools like the Ivy League are failing to produce the best candidates and are, perhaps surprisingly, overlooking some of the most qualified students. “It used […]
Pittsburgh Public Schools ethnic studies class referred to as a guide for activism
As the new school year begins, education is facing increased scrutiny from parents and various organizations regarding what is being taught in classrooms. The North American Values Institute (NAVI), a nonpartisan education watchdog, has raised concerns about a new ethnic studies course at Pittsburgh Public Schools (PPS) aimed at high school seniors. According to NAVI, […]
Pittsburgh Public Schools ethnic studies class referred to as a guide for activism
As the new school year begins, many parents and organizations are closely examining educational content, particularly in Pittsburgh, where the North American Values Institute (NAVI) has raised concerns about a new ethnic studies course for high school seniors in Pittsburgh Public Schools (PPS). NAVI, which operates as a nonpartisan education watchdog, argues that instead of […]
Two California schools make the list of the top 10 best private high schools
California High Schools Make Niche’s Top 10 In an interesting turn of events, two private high schools from California have made it into the top 10 of Niche’s annual rankings, traditionally a space occupied by East Coast prep schools. Harvard-Westlake School and Stanford Online High School secured the 7th and 10th spots, respectively, in the […]
Schools in Riyadh Return to Online Learning Because of Houthi Attacks
Riyadh Schools Shift to Remote Learning Amid Houthi Threats In Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, schools have decided to adopt “remote learning” protocols similar to those seen during the Wuhan coronavirus pandemic. This change seems to be in response to potential drone and missile attacks from the Iran-supported Houthi insurgents in Yemen. A report […]
Founder of the 1619 Project chose to send her daughter to struggling Brooklyn schools for the sake of racial justice, and now she feels remorse.
Nikole Hannah-Jones Reflects on Educational Choices Nikole Hannah-Jones, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist with the New York Times Magazine, is widely recognized for her work on the 1619 Project. This initiative aims to reframe American history by marking 1619—the year the first enslaved Africans arrived in Virginia—as a pivotal moment, suggesting that the legacy of slavery […]