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Schools Use ‘Equity’ as Trojan Horse for Toxic Critical Race Theory

November 21, 2022

The term equity has taken on a new meaning within the public school system. Instead of promoting equal opportunity, schools are stretching the definition to encompass CRT or Critical Race Theory. In her opinion piece from 2021, Tamra Farah delves deeper and seeks to find answers as to why equity has evolved into CRT through deceptive tactics by the Left. She delves into how this new strategy is in full force in states like Virginia, Wisconsin, and Oregon.

How Conservatives Can Lead on K-12

November 21, 2022

After the lockdowns of 2020, America’s schools face tall tasks and challenges from critiques. Students are falling behind in their studies and scoring lower on standardized testing, while the problems before the pandemic have only grown. Frederick Hess diagnoses the current state of education and how conservatives can finally take the lead on K-12 education and promote a better system.

Children walking the halls of an elementary school pre Covid

A Mother’s Journey Through Arizona’s K-12 School System

April 14, 2021

I am a busy mom of 4 wonderful children and a wife of a hard working husband. I had the best memories of watching each of my children experience their 1st year of school in the Peoria Unified School District (PUSD). Their teachers were kind, engaging and overall the same experience I had in PUSD growing up. My husband and I had the great memories at Frontier Elementary and Sunrise Mountain High School. Something in

Dr. Karen Hiltz: Time to Define Civics in K-12 Education

April 6, 2021

According to Merriam-Webster, civics is “a social science dealing with the rights and duties of citizens.”

Florida Senate ready to vote on wide-ranging school voucher bill

March 5, 2021

Legislation that would create publicly funded educational savings accounts to help families pay for private tuition and other expenses sailed through its final Florida Senate committee stop Thursday, reigniting a perennial debate over school choice. School choice is here to stay, Senate President Wilton Simpson, R-Trilby, said minutes after the wide-ranging measure, Senate Bill 48, passed the Senate Appropriations Committee on a party-line vote. The proposal, sponsored by Sen. Manny Diaz Jr., R-Hialeah, could be heard

School Choice

Schools Use ‘Equity’ as Trojan Horse for Toxic Critical Race Theory

How Conservatives Can Lead on K-12

A Mother’s Journey Through Arizona’s K-12 School System

Dr. Karen Hiltz: Time to Define Civics in K-12 Education

Florida Senate ready to vote on wide-ranging school voucher bill