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ACT scores have fallen to a 30-year low, indicating college readiness has not returned to pre-pandemic levels. New data released by Center of the American Experiment, a Minnesota think tank, show a steady decline in average ACT scores between 1996 and 2025 on both a state and national level. For more than 20 years, the […]
9 months ago
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Portland Public Schools faces $50 million budget deficit, anticipates mass layoffs
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Days after launching its first-ever school choice program, Idaho has received thousands of applications from families hungry for education freedom. Early data from the Idaho State Tax Commission revealed 4,650 families representing over 7,300 students have already applied for the Idaho Parental Choice Tax Credit. “Five days in, Idaho’s parental choice tax credit is clearly […]
9 months ago
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‘Here comes the airplane’: Why America needs to make travel family-friendly
9 months ago
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The outcome of a Colorado Christian school’s lawsuit could reshape American education by creating an avenue for religious schools to receive public funding. Riverstone Academy is suing the Colorado Commissioner of Education and the Colorado state school board for having a “clear animus toward people of faith” and unconstitutionally excluding religious schools from public funding. Riverstone is a unique case […]
8 months ago
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Modern teens are less likely to date, attend parties or visit friends frequently, new research shows. Analysis from the Institute for Family Studies (IFS) compared the social habits of teens from 2024 to those of the 1980s and unearthed that shocking disparity in in-person socializing. Almost all 12th graders in the ’80s reported having gone on a date (87%) whereas less than […]
8 months ago
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Maryland Democrats, unions want to repeal ban on teacher strikes
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Vocational high schools are flourishing in Massachusetts, gaining enrollment
7 months ago
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Private companies are exploiting Texas school bond elections to the tune of millions of dollars, a new report reveals. The Texas Public Policy Foundation (TPPF) examined numerous local school bond elections and found a disturbing pattern: Private companies are funding pro-bond campaigns and then receiving millions of dollars in contracts with the school district. “Numerous groups, […]
6 months ago
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Tennessee school board rejects charter proposals despite parent support
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Supreme Court will hear case of Jewish man harassed for holding prayer services at his home
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