April 2026 — Ed Reporter Monthly Email Edition
Table of Contents A Tale of Two Schools & the Growth of Classical Education Technology Falling Out of Favor in Schools Then and Now: Lost Courses, Lost Traditions,…
Table of Contents A Tale of Two Schools & the Growth of Classical Education Technology Falling Out of Favor in Schools Then and Now: Lost Courses, Lost Traditions,…
If anyone feels that the transgender issue has been won by conservatives, think again. In the past eight days the U.S. Supreme Court has ducked not one, but…
Parents have long recognized that our children risk being exposed to radical and destructive views in the classroom. Angry parents have filled school board meetings in recent years,…
Photo by Clay Banks on Unsplash Revisionist educators and activists have spent decades trying to bury the history of Western Civilization, and their efforts are increasingly succeeding. Now…
Photo by Gage Skidmore. CC BY-SA 2.0. In a recent video message, U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon reminded public school teachers of an important legal right. Under the…
Featured Photo by Samantha Sophia on Unsplash. A strong education includes reading from the greatest works of all time. A full understanding of history requires knowledge of the…
As the fight to reform American education institutions continues to simmer, it’s always helpful to draw on the great wisdom and experience of the great reformers who have…
Photo by Fibonacci Blue. CC BY 4.0. One growing concern for many parents across the country is the increasing role of schools in encouraging political activism among students—particularly…
Table of Contents High Court Rules Against Schools Pushing Transgender Secrecy States Attempt to Force J6 Propaganda in Public Schools More on the Rebirth of Phonics & the…
Photo by Zabdiel Gonzalez on Unsplash On January 30, Texas A&M University announced it will eliminate its women’s and gender studies degree program. This phaseout is set to…