Education - The New American

Tucson Parents Challenge Ethnic Studies Curriculum

Parents in Tucson, Arizona, are beyond disgruntled over the content of a anti-capitalist, anti-American textbook used in an ethnic studies curriculum for grades...

Raven Clabough May 12, 2011

Feds Place Cameras in Cafeterias to Monitor Eating Habits

Raven Clabough May 12, 2011

With the federal deficit edging towards $15 trillion, one wonders where federal officials found $2 million to fund a research project in Texas...

Christian Colleges Are Latest Target of Homosexual Activists

Dave Bohon May 9, 2011

Homosexual activists fighting for the acceptance of their lifestyle in every corner of society have found a prime target: Christian colleges and universities....

Chocolate Milk on School Menus Under Scrutiny

Raven Clabough May 9, 2011

Does the Nanny State have no bounds? Apparently not, as even beverages are at risk. The newest example of “government knows best” can...

American Students Struggle with Understanding of Civics

Raven Clabough May 5, 2011

Every day, it seems, there are more and more reasons parents should opt out of the public school system and consider pursuing either...

JBS President Finds Support in Upstate New York

Raven Clabough May 5, 2011

On Monday, May 2, John Birch Society President Jack McManus spoke at the Marriott Hotel in Colonie, New York to an audience of...

U.S. Women Outpacing Men in Earning Bachelor’s, Advanced College Degrees

Dave Bohon April 30, 2011

Women in the United States have outpaced men in earning both bachelor’s and advanced college degrees. According to the Associated Press, the most...

Proposed Tennessee Law Would Ban Teaching Homosexuality in Schools

Dave Bohon April 30, 2011

A Tennessee State Senate committee has approved a bill that would prohibit elementary and middle school teachers from discussing homosexuality in their classrooms....

Groomed for Globalism

Christian Gomez April 29, 2011

“Are you a citizen of the United States or are you a citizen of the world?” Professor and Ambassador Ahmad Kamal, a retired...

Heritage Foundation: Racial Disparity In School Funding A Myth

R. Cort Kirkwood April 27, 2011

A disparity in public education funding does not explain the racial achievement gap among students, a report from the Heritage Foundation found. ...

Mississippi Supreme Court Overrules Judge Seeking Homeschoolers’ Information

Michael Tennant April 27, 2011

Good news for Mississippi homeschoolers: The state Supreme Court has vacated a judge’s order seeking the names and addresses of all homeschoolers in...