Garden City high school’s 54-game winning streak at risk in first game
Garden City Trojans Continue Their Winning Streak The Garden City Trojans are creating quite the legacy this season. They’ve claimed their 10th consecutive title in Nassau County and their fifth straight Long Island Championship, all while boasting a remarkable 54-game winning streak. “Winning can’t be dull,” said head coach Ettinger, who heads the team with […]
The education crisis in America drives parents to seek alternatives to public schools.
The recent educational report felt like a wake-up call. Nearly half of high school seniors scored below the Basic level in math and reading, and the contrast with 2019 is striking—it’s disheartening, really. This just emphasizes the ongoing issue with our education system; it doesn’t seem to be equipping students for college, jobs, or life […]
Several HBCUs End Lockdowns After Reported Threats to Schools
Lockdowns Lifted at Several HBCUs Following Threats Reports indicate that several historically black universities (HBCUs) have lifted lockdowns that were initiated in response to alleged threats against their campuses. Minami University announced on X that they have ended their lockdown. Other institutions like Alabama State University and Virginia State University have also lifted their restrictions, […]
Schools might adopt affirmative action to address the issues boys are facing.
We might have thought that positive actions in admissions were fading after the Supreme Court’s 2023 ruling on fair admissions. “Men generally find it a bit easier in the admissions process compared to women,” stated Chris Rim, who runs Command Education, a college admissions consulting firm. Historically, men earned more degrees than women throughout most […]
Texas AG Ken Paxton urges schools to reintroduce prayer and the Bible
Texas Attorney General Advocates for Bible and Prayer in Schools Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton expressed his desire for all schools in Texas to have time dedicated to reading the Bible and engaging in prayer. He stated, “I’ve always believed that God’s Word should be opened, the Ten Commandments displayed, and prayers lifted in Texas […]
Trump gives family Bible to D.C. museum, promises to protect prayer rights in public schools: ‘America was built on faith’
Trump Donates Family Bible to Museum On September 8, 2025, President Donald Trump shared some personal news at the Bible Museum in Washington, DC. He stated that he had “personally delivered” the Trump family’s Bible to the museum, which he’s obviously quite proud of. During his address to the White House Religious Freedom Committee, Trump […]
Gender ideology in schools: The unsettling stories they prefer to keep hidden
Concerns Over School Policies on Gender Identity Vernadette Broyles, who leads the Children and Parent Rights Campaign, is vocal about opposing school policies that support transgender children without parental consent. In a recent conversation with BlazeTV host Ally Beth Stucky, she shared a troubling case. Broyles noted that many parents are collaborating and, in some […]
Two autistic children walk away from schools in Long Island—one dies
Security Lapse Sparks Outrage After Tragic Incident In Long Island Last week, two autistic children from Long Island managed to wander away from a whimsical school, causing a stir in the Nassau County community. Parents are understandably upset, as a significant security lapse allowed these vulnerable kids to escape from what was meant to be […]
Education Secretary McMahon plans to advise schools on reading, AI, and classroom behavior.
Department of Education’s New Toolkit Initiative WASHINGTON – The Department of Education is taking steps to stay relevant, even as discussions around the complete dismantling of the agency continue. They are exploring the possibility of putting together a “toolkit” aimed at helping educators improve student achievement. This isn’t an official mandate but rather a collection […]
New York City schools are prioritizing ideology and not serving students well.
New York City Schools Face Challenges as New Academic Year Begins As the school year kicks off in New York City, the Department of Education (DOE) appears unprepared. With the DOE receiving a new set of evaluations, it’s essential to examine what’s being done right and where improvements are necessary. Unfortunately, the areas needing attention […]