Education
Former Teacher Exposes Ideology in Teacher Training Programs
A former teacher has brought to light concerns about the ideology being promoted in teacher training programs across the country. The educator, who has chosen to remain anonymous, describes a training environment steeped in specific
Impacts of Federal Subsidy Withdrawal on Wisconsin Childcare
One in four childcare providers in Wisconsin may face closure due to the withdrawal of federal subsidies. This report highlights the challenges that working-class families could endure following these changes. Vice President JD Vance is
Former Teacher Exposes Ideology in Training Programs
A former educator has come forward to reveal concerning practices in teacher training programs. The focus is on the ideological leanings present in these programs, which influence how teachers are prepared for their roles in
Education Department’s Upcoming Changes to Student Loan Repayment Plans
Millions of federal student loan borrowers are dealing with issues in the repayment process. Soon, if borrowers do not transition from a now-discontinued low-cost repayment plan, they will face increased payments. The Education Department plans
Concerns Over Missouri’s A-F School Grading Framework
The Missouri governor’s proposed A-F School Grading Framework has raised significant concern among parents and educators. This plan mandates the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to assign a single letter grade to public schools
The Role of Teaching Artists Beyond Instruction
Democracy Dies in Darkness Teaching artists do far more than provide instruction in an art form. By Erica Rosenfeld Halverson, The Hechinger Report The Hechinger Report covers inequality and innovation in education to show the
Bremen High School Students Gain Healthcare Experience
Aaliyah Zuniga, a senior at Bremen High School in Midlothian, recently distributed produce and vegetable plants at TCA Health in Dolton. Alongside the plants, she provided information about food pantries and assistance programs. This activity
Educating the Next Generation About 9/11: Policies Across the U.S.
As the United States approaches the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, schools across the nation are implementing policies to educate students about this pivotal event in modern American history. Research conducted by The
Loyola’s Coaching Adjustments and Impact on Team Performance
John Holecek has returned to coach Loyola after three years of semiretirement. His return might not be the biggest change for the team. Loyola’s new offensive coordinator, Danny Schaechter, brings a unique experience. He previously
Anniversary of Charlie Kirk’s Assassination at Utah Valley University
PROVO, Utah — Utah Valley University will close its campus for a day in remembrance of Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated there a year ago. The university’s new president, Dr. Jon Anderson, has expressed his