Public school students shouldn't be used as political foot soldiers.

We're not going to fix urban schools by fixing "root causes" of poverty. But we could teach reading effectively.

Teaching classical literature, history and philosophy is considered conservative and lacking in diversity.

San Francisco is replacing a controversial ethnic studies curriculum with a middle-of-the-road curriculum. Will teachers teach it?

Can we celebrate America for our 250th anniversary?

Democrats should be willing to reimagine the K-12 system, giving funding to families instead of bureaucracies.

Professors are overwhelmingly liberal, and most moderate and conservative students go along.

"Progressives" don't want to believe education reforms can help poor children learn more.

Classical charter schools offering a traditional, liberal-arts education are expanding the political constituency for charters to the suburbs.

Most teachers think it's "very" or "extremely important" to teach America's virtues and instill patriotism.

Rebelling against left-wing conformity, college students are moving to conservative spaces where debate and disagreement is welcome.

Teaching one side of controversial issues has become the academic norm. Some professors reject viewpoint diversity.

To restore trust in public education, teachers should be politically neutral in the classroom.

Do national park visitors want to look at the view or read the viewpoints of whoever's running the Park Service?

The U.S. Education Department will fund patriotic education for America's 250th anniversary, but will schools go along?

"Hate speech does not exist legally in America," wrote Charlie Kirk. "Keep America free."

Teachers' "disruptive" speech may not be protected, even if it's on their own time.

Something happened to Tyler Robinson, but it's probably not a semester of engineering classes.

An increasing number of college students -- on the left and right -- think violence is justified to silence offensive ideas.

Most college students pretend to agree with left-wing views to fit in on campus, concludes a new survey.