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Education
High School Defends Yearbook Mocking Jesus and Charlie Kirk While Promoting Drag Queen
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- By USPIE
A school culture that promotes deviant sexual behavior and violence as justifiable student free expression is a dangerous place for teenagers
At Derby High School in Kansas, the annual school yearbook features attacks on President Donald Trump, slain conservative leader Charlie Kirk, ICE agents and even people who love Jesus, along with a page with a junior student portraying himself as a drag queen.
The faculty adviser in charge of the yearbook said it was all okay because students came up with the content, according to Christian podcaster Todd Starnes, who credits Libs of Tik Tok for breaking the story.
Home Education Drives Leftists Crazy, as Recent Unhinged Podcast Demonstrates
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- By USPIE
They know a threat when they see it. Home-based education produces well-adjusted, knowledgeable and confident students who can think for themselves instead of parroting drivel from the brainwashing system that is government education
Home education in America keeps growing despite opposition from leftist teachers’ unions like the National Education Association and the American Federation of Teachers, both of which are led by leftist women.
Home education’s continued success also seems to be infuriating online “influencers” like those on the radical leftist “I’ve Had It” podcast.
A July 14 segment of the show by co-hosts Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan begins with an obscenity directed at Trump supporters and goes on to condemn home education as “weird as f—” and the “worst” idea.
They know a threat when they see it. Home-based education produces well-adjusted, knowledgeable and confident students who can think for themselves instead of parroting drivel from the brainwashing system that is government education.
South Carolina Ranks Among Nation’s Best for Early Education
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Palmetto State Places Sixth Nationwide in New WalletHub Study, Including Fifth for Quality
South Carolina often finds itself in the middle of national debates over education, school funding and what government can do to improve educational outcomes. But when it comes to early childhood education, a new national study gives the Palmetto State something worth noticing.
South Carolina has been ranked sixth in the nation for its early education system, according to a new 2026 study released by WalletHub.
The study, titled States with the Best & Worst Early Education Systems, compared all 50 states and the District of Columbia using 12 measurements covering access, quality, spending, school safety and economic support.
Over 1,400 University of California faculty members beg to bring back standardized testing
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- By USPIE
Student achievement is abysmal and continues to decline. Without an honest assessment of what went wrong, we will never make the necessary changes to help children learn
A growing consortium of University of California (UC) professors is urging the state university system to bring back standardized testing. They warn that eliminating admissions tests has degraded academic readiness and forced instructors to teach “middle school math” to college undergraduates.
More than 1,400 UC faculty members have signed an open letter calling on leadership to reinstate the SAT and ACT mathematics requirements for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) majors, according to Fox News. The massive pushback follows a dramatic multi-year decline in student proficiency after the university discontinued requiring the tests in 2021.
Are schools replacing merit with identity politics?
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Schools are clearly veering away from their proper mission of teaching reading, writing and math into personal development, which has always been the responsibility of the family .
In many American classrooms today, students are no longer evaluated solely on what they know, but increasingly on how they think, react, cooperate and on their self-image, according to a recent report by The Federalist.
Programs called “Portrait of a Graduate,” “Future Ready Learner” and “Whole Child Development” are becoming more common in government schools.
1,100 Students Form Mile-Long Human Chain to Bring Billions to CA Schools
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1,100 students formed a mile-long human chain delivering 15,000 postcards urging California to support new federal education funding.
“It’s a no brainer!” — Jared Polis, Governor of Colorado, on his decision to accept funding
PANORAMA CITY, Calif. — More than 1,100 students at St. Genevieve Parish Schools in Panorama City formed a mile-long human chain through their neighborhood as part of a massive civic demonstration supporting the Federal Tax Credit Scholarship Program, a newly enacted federal initiative that could bring billions of additional education dollars into California beginning in 2027.
Dressed in purple shirts reading, “Governor Newsom, Say Yes to the FTCS,” students stretched block after block from their campus to the local post office, hand-delivering more than 15,000 postcards urging California to participate in the program.
Report Shows ‘Educated’ Democrats More Accepting of Political Violence
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- By USPIE
People who spend more time in these institutions getting advanced degrees are more prone to adopting leftist views, including the use of violence to achieve their ends
Americans have been told that education in and of itself is the solution to the nation’s problems. The more education citizens get, the better the outcome — supposedly.
That might have had a grain of truth if education at all levels had not been hijacked by ideologues intent on indoctrinating youth into adopting their left-wing agendas.
Recent research indicates, however, that ‘highly educated’ people like the activist accused of trying to assassinate President Trump on April 30 are more likely to embrace political violence.
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