education
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News
Blaze News original: When fed-up teachers fight back against students who cross the line and physically attack them
Quite a few Blaze News readers reacted with interest to a recent story of ours about a Georgia high school…
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Opinion
SCOTUS needs to walk carefully in case of a religious charter school
“A holding here may apply in some states and may not apply in others,” Justice Neil Gorsuch observed Wednesday as…
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Tech
Teens using AI to make fake nudes of classmates
They’ve turned tech into a weapon — and no one’s safe from the scandal. Teens are using artificial intelligence to…
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Opinion
Congress must help Trump scrap the Dept. of Education — AND its harmful programs
President Donald Trump’s order to begin dismantling the US Department of Education, which he’s expected to sign this week, is…
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Stories
Only a third of NYC 4th graders deemed ‘proficient’ in math as Big Apple students lag behind state, national averages: test scores
Two-thirds of New York City fourth graders are not proficient in math and even fewer proved proficient in reading, the…
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Opinion
New York spending $36,293 per public school student as special interests rub the public
New York’s schools are failing our children. A bombshell Citizens Budget Commission report exposes the rank insanity of New York…
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Opinion
Fed-up parents’ education lawsuit could rescue our schools
In every state in America, lemon laws protect consumers if they’re sold a new car that turns out to be…
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Opinion
Why a college degree is a good thing — but not the only thing
For far too long, most industries and job markets have adopted an overly simplistic yet outdated model for evaluating talent:…
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News
Homeschooling: An answer to our drastically dumbed-down public schools
Homeschooling my children has given me quite the education. For example, never again will I doubt the capacity of some…
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Opinion
As a teacher, I know how we dumbed down education — and how kids suffer
Recently, writing in the Acton Institute’s Religion and Liberty Online, a Texas high-school teacher, Auguste Meyrat, brilliantly formulated the most precise description…
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