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Parents are increasingly comfortable with smaller non-public schools and Christian institutions are taking the lead.
Lyndon Johnson's War on Poverty was intended to raise up black Americans. Instead it benefitted bureaucrats and big unions.
Amid reports that a good deal of peer-reviewed research is wrong, progressives cross their arms and brook no dissent.
Some believe our intellectual betters should be able to censor the internet. They don't know nearly as much as they think they do.
Americans know they aren't getting results, and running out of money will only drive the point home.
She once advocated decoupling families from "school assignment and zip code." Then politics and unions got in the way.
Teachers and parents have teamed up to game the education system at the expense of taxpayers.
Underlying our political battles is another division: those who risk losing public money and those who must pay for it.
