Common Core: Cash Cows and Guinea Pigs Arizona students will have a new Common Core in the fall of 2018. The experience of the state of Arizona is indicative of the insidiousness of Common Core standards. States have trouble ditching Common Core. … [Read more...] about Education Reporter – December 2016
Education Reporter – November 2016
Trump Victory Changes Everything! Or does it? The election of Donald J. Trump was met with panic by some education “experts,” and with elation by others. Americans have become used to big government. Too many are told what to do by the … [Read more...] about Education Reporter – November 2016
Education Reporter – October 2016
Transgender Issues: Political and Emotional A Houston-area mother who claims to be an evangelical Christian and an ordained minister is in a fight with the suburban Pearland Independent School District of Texas. She is upset about policies that … [Read more...] about Education Reporter – October 2016
How Trump Can Win the Women’s Vote
As Donald Trump enters the stretch run of his campaign for president, who would have predicted that his major proposal would be an ingenious plan to help mothers of young children? Instead of a weak echo of Democratic talking points, Trump’s … [Read more...] about How Trump Can Win the Women’s Vote
Phyllis Schlafly, 1924-2016
Phyllis Schlafly was with us a glorious 92 years, and active in politics for more than 70 of them. It is difficult to identify any issue that she was not on the right side of, typically years or decades before others rallied beside her. She wrote or … [Read more...] about Phyllis Schlafly, 1924-2016
Reflections by John Schlafly
Remarks delivered by John Schlafly at the funeral of his mother, Phyllis Schlafly, at the Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis on September 10, 2016: When my father, Fred Schlafly, reached the age of 75, and realized he could no longer compete in the … [Read more...] about Reflections by John Schlafly
Education Reporter – September 2016
The NEA Loves Hillary Hillary Clinton addressed the National Education Association union convention in Washington, D.C. on July 5, 2016. Security was tight that day, with airport-screening type magnetrons set up for all delegates and attendees to … [Read more...] about Education Reporter – September 2016
Setback for the Transgender Agenda
With the start of a new school year this month, public schools across the nation were all set to enforce new rights for “transgender” students. That’s the trendy new term for confused kids who claim their “gender … [Read more...] about Setback for the Transgender Agenda
Republicans and Democrats on Women in Combat
The subject of women in the military was addressed by both political parties at their national conventions last month, and it’s no surprise that Republicans and Democrats came to diametrically opposite conclusions. After the two parties adopted … [Read more...] about Republicans and Democrats on Women in Combat
Platforms Offer A Stark Choice
The Republican and Democratic parties adopted new platforms at their conventions last month, and they have fundamentally different plans for America’s future. The two major party platforms have not been this different from each other in our … [Read more...] about Platforms Offer A Stark Choice
