By: Alexandra Desanctis – nationalreview.com –  April 4, 2022 Disney’s leadership is engaged in a quest to oppose a Florida law that prohibits teachers from discussing sexual orientation and gender identity with children in kindergarten through third grade. The only problem: The law is already in place, and it isn’t going anywhere. So what’s Disney supposed to do? Part of...

By: Aaron Ravin – nationalreview.com – April 3, 2022 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. These three words are now the holy trinity of woke activists seeking to impose their ideology on institutions across the country. It’s worst at — though by no means exclusive to — universities. Ever since DEI-inspired protests at the University of Missouri caused that school’s president to...

Education is free. Freedom of education shall be enjoyed under the condition fixed by law and under the supreme control of the state. — Karl Marx

Free speech does not mean libraries must stock every book leftists demand.

Let us hope that Republicans on the Hill are savvy enough to avoid this disastrous error.

The debate over parents’ rights regarding how schools operate and what material they teach is reaching a boiling point in the U.S.

By: Peggy Noonan – wsj.com – February 17, 2022 It was a landslide. That’s the important fact of San Francisco’s school-board recall election: There was nothing mixed or ambivalent about the outcome. Three members were resoundingly ejected from their jobs: 79% voted to oust Alison Collins, 75% to fire Gabriela López, the board president, and 72% to remove Faauuga Moliga,...

The Bremerton (WA) School District suspended, and later fired, Coach Kennedy over his silent, 15-second prayer. First Liberty Institute filed a lawsuit against the school district, Kennedy v. Bremerton School District. A federal district court upheld Coach Kennedy’s termination.  

If Cardona helped engineer this transparently political effort to chill speech, he should resign.

The roughly 25,000 rank-and-file members of the Chicago Teachers Union narrowly voted in favor of the safety agreement struck between the union and the district to return to class in person.