Education
Va. Supreme Court Reinstates Suit Over Teacher’s Failure to Use Student’s “Preferred” Pronouns
Peter Vlaming, who had been teaching French at West Point High School in West Point, Virginia, for more than six years, was fired...
Critics Assail Okla. Governor’s Order Against Discrimination in Universities
Progressive legislators from the cities of Oklahoma’s two premier universities condemned Gov. Kevin Stitt’s executive order curtailing the use of DEI in higher...
Read moreNY Post: Harvard Chief Plagiarized 27 Times in Three Articles
Harvard President Claudine Gay’s plagiarism is worse than previously reported. While conservative writers Christopher Rufo and Christopher Brunet divulged scholarly misconduct in Gay’s...
Read moreReport: Harvard President Plagiarized Doctoral Thesis
Just as Boston University refused to revoke Martin Luther King, Jr.’s doctorate after a panel of scholars confessed that he plagiarized a significant...
Read moreTeachers Who Sued School District Over Gender Policy Take District Back to Court for Failing to Comply With Judge’s Order
Two California teachers are asking a federal judge to hold their employer in contempt of court for refusing to reinstate them as required...
Read moreSchool’s Transgender Policy Violates Parents’ Constitutional Rights
The parents of an 11-year-old girl are questioning a Colorado school district’s transgender policies after their daughter, on an overnight educational trip, was...
Read moreRepublican Bill Would Create New Office to Crack Down on Affirmative Action
In the face of an ideologically belligerent White House, congressional Republicans are brainstorming ways to compel the administration to enforce the law. On...
Read moreKids Are Failing and Parents Don’t Know — Because Report Cards Are a LIE
They used to be report cards — now they’re distort cards. As a consequence, says education expert Cindi Williams, parents are oblivious to...
Read moreSchool District’s Attempts to “Decenter Christmas” Challenged by Liberty Counsel
For at least two years, Holt Public Schools in Michigan has advised teachers to not use Christmas symbols, decorations, or other such expressions...
Read moreMore Companies Seek Workers With Skills, Eliminate Degree Requirements
A new survey revealed that 45 percent of businesses plan on eliminating college-degree requirements for some positions next year. Many of these companies...
Read moreSocial Justice Has Birthed a New Demon Child: “Language Justice” Is Its Name
There’s a new policy out of the Mile-High City that’s making some wonder just what it’s high on. After all, the initiative, called...
Read moreHead of Teachers Union Asks Why Homeschooling Is Growing
When Randi Weingarten, the president of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), posted on X on Sunday, “What’s behind the increase in homeschooling?”...
Read moreJudge Awards Christian Student $150K After School Compelled Idol Worship
A young Christian woman who sued after her high school allegedly coerced her into participating in a Hindu meditation program has been awarded...
Read moreDepartment of Education Targets Christian University After Being Sued by It
Officials of Grand Canyon University (GCU) saw what was coming and declared in advance that the fine announced last week by the Department...
Read moreLoudoun County Students Stage Walkout Over Transgender Policies
Those policies have allowed the rape of two girls in the school bathrooms — by the same "gender fluid" boy. ...
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