By: Abigail Anthony – nationalreview.com – October 22, 2023 A Princeton alumna revealed something shocking to me: When she was an undergraduate in the ’70s, she and her roommates had several fireplaces in their dorm suite, which they would set ablaze and gather around with friends. I couldn’t believe that, within the past 50 years, Princeton students had such a cozy...

By: Zach Kessel – nationalreview.com – October 19, 2023 As university administrators equivocate and radical student-groups issue statements blaming Israel for the heinous Hamas terrorist attack of October 7, major donors are pulling their money from elite schools. But those with inside knowledge of the workings of university leadership are split on whether the donors’ moves have the potential to...

California ignores our recent Supreme Court victory, stops families from being able to choose a religious education.

We’re asking a federal court to dismiss a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the Oklahoma’s first faith-based charter school.

The national Students for Justice in Palestine group called for its collegiate chapters to host a “day of resistance” on Thursday in support of Palestinians.

By: The Editorial Board – wsj.com – September 24, 2023 Could this be a first step in breaking the SAT and ACT duopoly? To see this article in its entirety and to subscribe to others like it, please choose to read more. Source: Florida Takes the Classic Learning Test – WSJ

Amy Carney is an author, accomplished public speaker, wife and more. So why is she adding one more significant role – school board candidate – to her plate?  Simple: Because of her role as a mother.  “I chose to run because I am a mother of six children educated in our district schools,” the Scottsdale, […]

A wave of Republican-controlled states engineered a slew of legislative victories on school choice, with more than a half dozen enacting universal school choice programs during the 2023 legislative session.

By: Hannah Natanson – washingtonpost.com – September 17, 2023 Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) picked an unusual foil during a Judiciary Committee hearing last week about the historic rise in challenges to school books. When it was his turn to question witnesses, he called up a video of Deborah Caldwell-Stone, director of the American Library Association’s Office for Intellectual Freedom. In a Zoom call, Caldwell-Stone...

Are our secular universities, especially those leaning most radically left, soon to collapse – or at least, soon to lose their current positions of power and influence? A good case can be made that the answer could well be yes.