Education Reform

Education Reform
EdChoice just published the school choice reports I wanted to write, and I’m envious
The school choice think tank has six new must-read reports explaining the landscape of the movement, a ranking of which states are doing best, the finances, the polling data and…
by Kali Fontanilla on August 3, 2026

Education Reform
Conservative nonprofits are making American civics great again
The conservative conversation about education has been almost entirely defensive: fight that school board, expose this lesson plan. Today, some conservative nonprofits have gone on offense to teach schoolkids why…
by Kali Fontanilla on July 22, 2026

Education Reform
Irredeemable Zinn: Howard Zinn’s miseducation of America
To celebrate America’s 250th birthday, the Zinn Education Project aims to teach only the nation’s sins, none of its greatness, and to prevent our students from becoming proud of what…
by Kali Fontanilla on July 15, 2026

Education Reform
Frustration trumps candor during Congressional hearing on abuse of parental rights
Congress confronts big city school superintendents about issues such as biological boys in girls locker rooms and why ten-year-olds are being taught about puberty blockers. The educators didn’t provide much…
by Kali Fontanilla on June 17, 2026

Education Reform
Florida teacher union gets beat by school choice and sues the competition
The Florida Education Association is suing to force feed unwanted schools on families that now have better options.
by Kali Fontanilla on May 14, 2026

Deception & Misdirection, Education Reform
Southern Poverty Law Center suddenly shoves lesson plans for school children down the memory hole
The supposed charity has been criminally accused of using illegal means to fund the very hate they are supposed to be fighting. Now a public school teacher has discovered that…
by Kali Fontanilla on April 29, 2026

Education Reform
Why a humanoid teacher is still less scary than an activist teacher
If the choice is between a politically neutral machine that teaches reading, writing, and math, or a system increasingly dominated by activists who see your child as a project for…
by Kali Fontanilla on April 3, 2026

Education Reform
How higher ed can reclaim its high-end reputation
Frightfully high prices and ferocious left-wing ideology make higher ed a hard sell. But an Ivy League college president has given this K-12 teacher some reasons to hope for reform.
by Kali Fontanilla on April 1, 2026

Education Reform
Schools for bullies … but not for the rest of the kids
Whether out of fear, union pressure, or institutional culture, the duty to protect children is getting routinely abandoned. School choice is how embattled families are escaping.
by Kali Fontanilla on February 16, 2026

Education Reform
NEA and AFT Instruct members to wear blue in solidarity with anti-Ice movements
Left-leaning teachers are leading the charge to normalize far-left activism in schools as virtue and obedience to federal law as oppression, so it isn’t surprising to see students treat the…
by Kali Fontanilla on February 3, 2026