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Herschend Enterprises and Silver Dollar City workers to receive 100% free tuition to further education

BRANSON, Mo. – Silver Dollar City’s parent company, Herschend Enterprises, has announced a new initiative to help its employees further their education free of tuition and debt. The… Read More

February 10, 2022
Public Education
Which states still require masking at school?

In light of mounting evidence that masks do far more harm than good for school-aged children, it is baffling that some states continue to maintain statewide mask mandates, which… Read More

February 10, 2022
Government
Hopeful idea from Washington: Give students options when schools close

(Jonathan Butcher | reimaginED) – U.S. Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) is not shy when talking about the grades he earned in high school. He does not hide the fact… Read More

February 10, 2022
Government
A primer on education choice options available to Florida families

(Patrick R. Gibbons | reimaginED) – You don’t have to go far back in time to see how much educational choice has exploded in popularity. Forty years ago, Florida… Read More

February 10, 2022
Public Education
Op-Ed: Mistreating children as ‘following the science’

( David S. D’Amato  | The Center Square) – For roughly two years, parents of small children and even toddlers have been forced to mask them,… Read More

February 10, 2022
Public Education
Flip-flop: Gov. Lamont will end Connecticut mask mandate

(Brent Addleman | The Center Square) – Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont said he is backing a plan that would eliminate statewide requirements that masks be worn in child care… Read More

February 10, 2022
Courts
Oakland County parents sue over school mask mandate

(Scott McClallen | The Center Square) – Oakland County Parentssued Oakland County Health Officer Leigh-Anne Stafford and three school districts over their mask mandates on Saturday.The… Read More

February 10, 2022
Culture
C.S. Lewis and John Taylor Gatto: Intellectual giants who foretold today’s crises in education

Although C.S. Lewis (1898-1963) and John Taylor Gatto (1935-2018) lived at different times and places, both found many of the same flaws in the education systems of their day. Read More

February 8, 2022
Public Education
Taxpayers question local COVID relief spending by schools, municipalities across nation

(Brett Rowland | The Center Square) – A county government in southeast Michigan is moving forward with plans to build a sports complex with federal COVID-19 relief money that could… Read More

February 7, 2022
Public Education
Op-Ed: Time for greater accountability in education

(John Hendrickson & Heather Curry | The Center Square) – Parents across Iowa are demanding greater accountability from public schools. The COVID-19 pandemic, along with current social and political movements,… Read More

February 7, 2022
Government
Illinois charter school officials push for longer contracts

(Kevin Bessler | The Center Square) – Charter school officials are not happy with the current contract renewal process for the public school option.Several Illinois charter schools received… Read More

February 3, 2022
Christian Schools, Government
School choice graduate returns to his roots to open new high school in Miami

“The most rewarding part about being an educator is the opportunity to leave a lifelong impact on a person.  Whether it is showing someone how to divide, or tie… Read More

February 3, 2022
Culture
‘World Read Aloud Day:’ 7 benefits to reading aloud, especially for children

If your family is anything like ours, winter can inspire some of the best indoor activities of the year, including reading books aloud!Some of my favorite childhood memories… Read More

February 2, 2022
Government, Public Education
Sen. Darling: Break up Milwaukee schools into districts to allow for choice

(Benjamin Yount | The Center Square) – The latest school choice plan in Wisconsin would break up Milwaukee’s public schools. Sen. Alberta Darling, R-River Hills, introduced the… Read More

February 2, 2022
Public Education
Indiana House passes bill requiring schools post curriculum online

(Margaret Menge | The Center Square) – The Indiana House of Representatives passed a bill this week requiring teachers post all curricular materials on a website for parents to see, and… Read More

February 1, 2022
Government
Youngkin establishes partnerships with Virginia universities in school choice push

(Tyler Arnold | The Center Square) – In his effort to promote more school choice in the Virginia education system, Gov. Glenn Youngkin signed a partnership with several colleges… Read More

February 1, 2022
Education, Uncategorized
Care to Learn chapters thrive within schools across the Ozarks to help impoverished students receive necessities

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – Care to Learn is a non-profit in Springfield that partners with school districts to help children obtain living necessities and stay in the classroom without outside… Read More

January 26, 2022
National
Teacher shortages nationwide causing public education crisis

(The Center Square) – Schools throughout the country are experiencing teacher shortages due to several factors. In some states, legislatures have responded by lowering substitute teaching standards. In others,… Read More

January 26, 2022
State Government
Missouri AG sues nine more school districts over mask requirements

(The Center Square) – Missouri Republican Attorney General Eric Schmitt on Monday filed lawsuits against nine public school districts with mask requirements.Schmitt, a candidate for the seat of… Read More

January 25, 2022
National
U.S. Supreme Court to consider legality of affirmative action in colleges

(The Center Square) – Fresh off controversial rulings on abortion and vaccine mandates, the U.S. Supreme Court will now take up affirmative action in the college admissions process. Read More

January 25, 2022