Frederick M. Hess
The Right Way to Reject Critical Race Theory
Conservatives have the chance to defend shared values that resonate with many who have not historically found themselves on the right.
The Paradox of Pandemic School Reform
Parents are mad about curriculum and pandemic mandates but love their schools. And while they are exhausted by reform, they’ve learned they want more choices.
Oregon Democrats Resurrect the ‘Soft Bigotry of Low Expectations’
A new law allows students to graduate from high school without the ability to read, write, or do math.
How Anti-Racism Is Derailing Efforts to Improve Education
There are real institutional forces restricting opportunity that won’t be fixed by woke curricula.
Grading Biden’s First 100 Days on Education
His agenda is anything but a model of responsible governance.
How Biden Is Appeasing Progressives With His Education Department Picks
Miguel Cardona is a stealth nominee who will lead a team made up of union advocates and culture warriors.
The Oddest Sort of Progressivism
Not only would student-debt forgiveness transfer money to the affluent and successful, it’s a casual assault on our foundational values.
Teachers Unions Have Kept Schools Closed. Now They Want More Money?
They have demanded fewer hours and reduced expectations while our most vulnerable students are left to muddle through virtual school.
The Biden Agenda: What Could Be Ahead for Higher Education
Expensive plans for free college and a return to Obama's Title IX guidance for starters.