Public Education
American Birthright: New push to improve K-12 social studies standardsWhile some activists are advocating for leftist civics education, only 13% of eighth grade students scored at or above the U.S. history standards last year, according… Read More
Public Education
Students fail history and civics in latest national report card. CRT âcivics crusadersâ blamedTest scores for 8th graders on civics and history declined according to the test known as the Nationâs Report Card or NAEP, released Wednesday. It was the first… Read More
Public Education
Virginians to offer feedback on history standards(The Center Square) â The Virginia Board of Education this week is beginning a series of public hearings on the most recent draft of the stateâs history and social… Read More
Culture
An American History storybook for kids builds on the success of the Tuttle Twins seriesWith millions of books sold in the Tuttle Twins series, a libertarian think tank released a related storybook for families and schools to teach the circumstances and principles of… Read More
Christian Schools
Herzog Foundation announces winning students in Bill of Rights Essay ContestThe Herzog Foundation has announced the two winners and seven runners-up in its 2022 Bill of Rights essay contest for middle and high school students. Read More
Culture, Public Education
New poll shows Massachusetts should reinstate graduation requirement(The Center Square) â A majority of Massachusetts residents included in a new poll said they are in favor of having students pass a test in order to graduate high… Read More
Christian Schools
Teacher of the Year Greg Finch: Christian education may be the last best hope for America, Western civilizationMany of us hear a divine calling in our prayers. Greg Finch actually heard his with his ears. After finding his passion for history in college, and… Read More
Culture
St. Patrick: The Christian legacy behind the legendAs an immigrant to the United States, I had never heard of St. Patrick’s Day until my music teacher told me she was wearing green in his honor. Read More
Culture
There was no school, so this teacher created oneLaBELLE, Fla. â Nearly a century before micro-schools became a thing, a woman named Selma Daniels created one for Black students not far from the Everglades. Dorothy Mae… Read More
Culture
Op-Ed: Christmas Eve 1776 changed the world forever(William Haupt III | The Center Square) â “We must remember, mankind allows that all those who conduct themselves as worthy members of the community, are equally entitled to the protections… Read More
Culture
Marine Corps Veteran Reflects on September 11th and the Lives Lost SinceAs the twentieth anniversary of the attack on September 11th nears, itâs fitting that we take some time to reflect on the last twenty years: where weâve been, where we… Read More
Culture
Remembering 9/11: Why Knowing History is EssentialTen years after the September 11, 2001 (9/11) attack, 97 percent of Americans over the age of seven recalled where they were when they first heard about the attack. Read More
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