Is that the way the money goes?
Official reports of public school budgets and spending seldom have been easy for the common taxpayer, like myself, to understand...
Read More >Why bully the low-income parent?
The rulers of our teacher unions and those of allied non-teaching school staff need at long last identify and explain...
Read More >Of clustering, cloistering and class during the pandemic
Little Miss Ruffit Cried, “Mom, lets slough it Who needs that school anyway?” Said Mom, “Dear, we do. Must work...
Read More >Transcendence in P.S. 42?
If all want sense, God takes a text And preaches patience. The Church Porch, Geo. Spencer Now that the U.S....
Read More >In Espinoza’s wake, is the Blaine bane at risk?
“Like to one more rich in hope.” Twelfth Night, Shakespeare The media are calling the long-awaited U.S. Supreme Court decision...
Read More >Whose truth shall set us free?
“I would give no man a reason upon compulsion.” -- Henry IV, Shakespeare Throughout the last half-century, the leading argument...
Read More >DeVos pathos
The poor have been rebels, but they have never been anarchists; they have more interest than anyone else in there...
Read More >Let them eat cake
According to the U.S. Department of Education, our systems of public schools spend (in adjusted dollars) nearly four times what...
Read More >Choose your weapon prudently
“School choice is a political hobby of the rich.” So goes a common indictment of the effort to subsidize parents’...
Read More >Give them our tired and our poor
The leader of our teachers unions, national and local, appear to live in dread of our states subsidizing choice of...
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