For over five decades, the United States has clung to a broken governance model in public education—one where untrained, politically…
Federal research capacity just collapsed: In early 2025, nearly $900 million in U.S. Department of Education research contracts were canceled,…
In schools across the country, a new wave of attacks is endangering our educators, not physically, but digitally. Using tools…
Natural disasters—whether wildfires, hurricanes, floods, or blizzards—can devastate entire communities and cripple essential infrastructure. The 2018 Camp Fire in California,…
Homeschooling in the United States has grown significantly in recent years. As of the 2021–2022 academic year, approximately 3.1 million…
Every year, American schools invest billions into reform efforts. Many of these initiatives target external issues—poverty, parenting, media, and other…
Recent intensifications in U.S. immigration enforcement have precipitated a significant decline in school attendance among undocumented students. This trend has…
America faces a deeply unsettling paradox: We are reshoring factories and attracting industrial investment, yet we lack the skilled domestic…
In an era where digital proficiency is advantageous and essential, many educational institutions lag. The rapid evolution of technology has…
