Education Reporter – October 2018
Marijuana Worse for Teen Brains Than Alcohol After studying 3,826 students over four years in and near Montreal, Canada, results showed that cannabis had greater short- and long-term…
Marijuana Worse for Teen Brains Than Alcohol After studying 3,826 students over four years in and near Montreal, Canada, results showed that cannabis had greater short- and long-term…
SEL: Is This What We Want for Our Children? Dr. Susan Berry reports, “Schools are hosting adult drag queen stars as story readers to children as young as…
NEA: Welcoming Tired, Poor & Huddled Masses— As They Sneak Across the Border On June 30, to start off their annual convention, representatives attending the assembly, as well…
Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts in Turmoil The 108-year-old Boy Scouts of America is undergoing radical changes, including inviting girls to join. Cub Scouts packs have already been…
An Unreliable College Botches Free Speech The drama and humiliation suffered by the author of the book reviewed on page 2 of this issue of Education Reporter is…
Teacher Strikes Beget More Teacher Strikes So far in 2018, teachers in six states have gone on strike or left schools to attend political demonstrations, leaving children without…
A Preventable Tragedy in Parkland, Florida When the murderous student showed up at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on Valentine’s Day of 2018, he meant to kill as…
Drag Queen Story Time at the Public Library Libraries across the nation are inviting cross-dressing men to read to children, sometimes from books about “alternative lifestyles,” and sometimes…
Is Common Core Immortal?: It Survives in Oklahoma ‘My state, Oklahoma, was one of the first and only to repeal Common Core. It took years of work, and…
Common Core: Is it Immortal? Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos stated in her January 16th speech at the American Enterprise Institute, “At the U.S. Department of Education, Common…