Department of Education

The primary functions of the Department of Education are to "establish policy for, administer and coordinate most federal assistance to education, collect data on US schools, and to enforce federal educational laws regarding privacy and civil rights." The biggest problems that have plagued our department of education at a federal level since it took form back in 1867. Not Paying Attention to Where the Money Goes. Low-Quality Data the Department Doesn't Evaluate Well. Federal Agencies Are Not Built for Performance.

Indiana Launches Portal to Report Obscene School Material

In an effort to protect children from groomers, revolutionaries, and perverts seeking to indoctrinate them with obscene and illegal material, Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita quietly launched a new “Eyes on Education” portal for parents and citizens to upload objectionable content from schools. The education establishment, along with groomers and perverts in government schools, are freaking out.  “Our kids need...

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Oklahoma Drag Queen Principal Offers Resignation

Shantel Mandalay/Facebook Shane Murnan/Shantel Mandalay The principal of John Glenn Elementary School in Oklahoma City has offered his resignation after a months-long controversy surrounding him and his after-work activities. Shane Murnan, who performs as a drag queen under the name Shantel Mandalay, offered his resignation to the Western Heights School District on January 26. Official acceptance of the resignation is...

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Book Review: Alex Newman’s ‘Indoctrinating Our Children to Death’ is ‘Informative’ & ‘Comprehensive’

Even researchers who are familiar with the destruction of education in America and globally, including the major players who have brought about its demise, will learn something new from Alex Newman’s latest work. And to the casual observer as well as the “educational expert,” much of this shadowy story is barely known. Newman is perhaps uniquely qualified to write such...

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White House Announces New Actions to Promote Safe Storage of Firearms

RichLegg/iStock/Getty Images Plus The Biden administration announced new federal actions on Thursday to help promote the safe storage of firearms in households, adding to an executive order signed by President Biden last March in response to increasing gun violence.  The administration claimed they are taking comprehensive action to prevent gun violence because it is now “the leading cause of death of children in...

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The Hostile Takeover of Minnesota Education

Last fall, the Duluth News Tribune reported: Spring, 2022, the National Assessment of Educational Progress results released Monday, Oct. 24, show Minnesota eighth-graders’ math test scores dropped by 11 points from 2019, placing the state among the 10 biggest drops in that age group nationally. No state reported gains in math performance for fourth and eighth graders since the last assessment, and...

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Comer Targets Department of Education Over Ties to SPLC

Maryland GovPics/Wikimedia Commons Congressional Republicans have begun an investigation into the Biden administration Department of Education’s (DOE) alleged cozy relationship with the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), the widely discredited left-wing organization that claims to be an arbiter of all that is hateful in America. On December 11, Representative James Comer (R-Ky.), the chairman of the House Oversight Committee, sent...

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WI School District Under Investigation After Ignoring Transgender Indecent Exposure Incident

jmsilva/iStock/Getty Images Plus A March incident in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, in which an 18-year-old biological male allegedly exposed his genitalia to four ninth-grade girls in a locker room is finally being investigated by federal authorities. The unnamed male student apparently told the young girls that he identified as a female prior to proving to the girls that, at least biologically,...

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Kids Are Failing and Parents Don’t Know — Because Report Cards Are a LIE

jaker5000/iStock/Getty Images Plus They used to be report cards — now they’re distort cards. As a consequence, says education expert Cindi Williams, parents are oblivious to how their kids are failing in school. And failing they are. In a Friday article, Williams laments how focus groups have shown that even in districts where student performance is rock bottom, parents believe...

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Tennessee Legislature Convenes Panel to Wean State Off Federal Education Funds

SolStock/iStock/Getty Images Plus Tennessee lawmakers are considering a bold move: forgoing federal education funding in return for regaining control of their state’s public-education system. Last month, Tennessee House Speaker Cameron Sexton and Lieutenant Governor Randy McNally, both Republicans, appointed a 10-member, bipartisan (albeit heavily Republican) panel called the Joint Working Group on Federal Education Funding. According to The Tennessean, the...

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Shut It Down! – The New American

John Stossel This week Republicans and Democrats got together to avert a government shutdown. Too bad. There’s so much that ought to be shut down. Useless Cabinet departments, for example, like Housing and Urban Development, Labor and Agriculture. Agriculture employs almost 100,000 people. Why? Independent farmers grow our food. They don’t need a giant department. Let’s get rid of the...

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The Abortion Battle We Don’t Need

Ron Paul Former President Donald Trump infuriated many anti-abortion voters last week when he refused to commit to national abortion restrictions and seemed to blame them for Republican losses in the 2022 mid-term elections. Trump even criticized the six-week abortion ban signed by Florida Governor (and fellow Republican candidate) Ron DeSantis. So, not only is Trump balking at national restrictions...

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California Bill Could Criminalize Criticism of Public Schools

Joe Brusky/flickr California lawmakers are considering legislation that critics warn could criminalize parents’ speaking out at school-board meetings or otherwise criticizing school officials. Passed by the California Senate in May and now under consideration in the Assembly, SB 596 would amend state law to classify causing “substantial disorder” at a school-board meeting or engaging in “harassment” of a school employee...

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“Little Red Classrooms” Report on CCP Influence in American Schools 

btrenkel/iStock/Getty Images Plus Parents Defending Education (PDE), a grassroots organization “working to reclaim our schools from activists imposing harmful agendas,” released a report on Wednesday that provides evidence linking the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to sponsoring affiliated educational programs to a number of American K-12 schools.  The report, titled “Little Red Classrooms,” details how 143 school districts, including 20 near...

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Could Liberal States Obstruct Implementing Affirmative Action Decision? History Suggests So

News Analysis The Supreme Court ruled on June 29 that affirmative action is unconstitutional. Nonetheless, history suggests that liberal states and institutions could obstruct implementing the decision that race-conscious admissions violate the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment. GianCarlo​ Canaparo, senior legal fellow at The Heritage Foundation’s Edwin Meese III Center for Legal and Judicial Studies, predicted to The...

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Biden’s SAVE Student Loan Relief Measure Another Way of Canceling Debt, Critics Say

Following the Supreme Court’s recent ruling to block the current administration’s student loan forgiveness proposal, President Joe Biden announced that his administration would pursue different avenues to offer relief to millions of borrowers. “I’m not going to stop fighting to deliver borrowers what they need, particularly those at the bottom end of the economic scale,” Mr. Biden said in a...

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Protesters and Presidential Hopefuls at Moms for Liberty National Summit

PHILADELPHIA—A smattering of protesters hollered insults, like “bigot” and “fascist,” over a loud speaker, blasted music, waved rainbow flags and danced in the street in a transgender “dance protest” on Friday and Saturday at the Moms for Liberty “Joyful Warriors” National Summit in Philadelphia. The political rally, which was advertised beforehand as a dance protest in media stories, social media...

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California Should Copy the ‘Mississippi Miracle’ in Education

Commentary “‘Mississippi miracle’: Kids’ reading scores have soared in Gulf South states,” AP just reported. It noted educators in other states with low test scores no longer can say, “Thank God for Mississippi.” That’s a cliché also in California, where journalists are wont to say of low test scores, “California is nearly as bad as Mississippi.” Not anymore. “Lately, the...

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