Katherine Kersten

If you’re worried about the trends in labeling the existence of Israel as “settler colonialism,” the Minnesota Department of Education’s new standards will fuel your unease.

Minnesota parents should have a say in what's taught to their children.

Students learn more when their teachers know more, but the Licensing Board finds that an obstacle to equity — and is willing to lower quality.

Students learn more when their teachers know more, but the Licensing Board finds that an obstacle to equity — and is willing to lower quality.

Equal outcomes by decree are now the top priority at our state's largest higher ed system.

In this era of high technology manufacturing, four years and a bachelor’s degree is hardly the only smart path to take. Only 22 percent of jobs in our state require a bachelor’s or above.

It’s the new religion, and it’s the new home of the entire liberal agenda.

Fadi Fadhil -- Freddie to his friends -- is probably marking the fifth anniversary of the Iraq war’s launch with closer attention than the average Minnesotan.

Children’s Minnesota has launched a treatment endeavor just as a warning arrives.

We need to hold our leaders accountable for our children’s education.