Education Policy
Defending Educational Choice: The Role of Parents in Revitalizing Education
Leaders of several teachers unions have written an open letter urging Democratic governors to reject a new federal tax-credit scholarship program. They argue that it threatens public education. However, the letter misunderstands the law’s true
University of California Faculty Push for SAT Reinstatement
University of California Faces Pressure to Reintroduce SAT/ACT Scores Over 1,000 math and science professors within the University of California (UC) system are advocating for the return of SAT and ACT scores for students applying
Linda McMahon Criticizes Democrats Over Women’s Sports
Education Secretary Linda McMahon has voiced strong concerns regarding the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold bans on transgender athletes in women’s sports. McMahon emphasizes the importance of preserving fairness and safety for female athletes. She
New Rules Limit Financial Aid Based on Graduate Earnings
The Education Department has approved a set of new regulations designed to affect financial aid for college programs. These changes focus on ensuring that graduates from certain programs earn higher salaries than individuals with less
LAUSD’s Move to Limit Screen Time Mirrors National Trends
When Lila Byock noticed her 11-year-old son always had to carry his school-issued iPad, even for PE class, she began questioning the extensive digital learning at his Los Angeles school years after the COVID-19 pandemic.
Debunking Myths: The Real Impact of School Choice Programs
The debate around housing affordability often includes dismissive remarks regarding young people’s spending habits, such as buying avocado toast. Yet, from 2015 to 2025, housing prices in America nearly doubled, as did the 30-year mortgage
Superintendent Alberto Carvalho Resigns Amid F.B.I. Investigation
The superintendent of the Los Angeles Unified School District, Alberto Carvalho, resigned on Sunday. His resignation comes months after the F.B.I. conducted a raid on his home and office in February, as part of a
Trump Administration Restructures Education Department Functions
The Trump administration announced a significant shift for key responsibilities within the Education Department. Civil rights enforcement and special education oversight will now move to different federal agencies. This decision marks President Donald Trump’s effort
Trump Administration’s Effort to Restructure Education Department
The Trump administration is taking steps to restructure the U.S. Department of Education by relocating key offices to other government agencies. This move involves transferring the offices responsible for overseeing special education services and civil
University of California to Review Standardized Testing Policy
The University of California (UC) is set to undertake an extensive review of its standardized testing policy. The announcement comes in response to faculty concerns over students’ lack of preparedness, particularly in middle school mathematics,