Education Issues

Accountability: We hold our students to standards, but what standards do we set for our schools, curriculum, teachers, and principles? Learn about how accountability can make every part of our education system top-notch.

Bilingual: With an increasing number of ESL students in schools, what are the ins of outs of effectively dealing with issues of bilingual education?  

Charter Schools: One of many options—both public and private—charter schools operate under less regulation, often providing a more stable learning environment for some students. Learn more about why the trend of charter schools is causing such a buzz

Choice: We’re looking to shape a world where schools should come in as many different shapes and sizes as our schools. In the meanwhile, we can help you explore the options available today. 

Curriculum: Looking for the best books and programs for your student? We can help point you in the right direction! 

Funding: Are we paying too much or too little? And where is money being used in the best schools? 

 Higher Education: More and more students are pursuing college degrees to be competitive in today's job market, but are colleges really preparing students for the "real world?" 

Homeschooling: One of the most popular alternative education options. Learn more here!

International Education: School is in session around the world—what are other countries doing to teach their upcoming generations?

Math/Science: Statistics show that American students are falling behind the rest of the world in math and science education. Find out how many educators are countering this. 

Miscellaneous Reform: Looking for more? Check out these assorted topics and articles! 

No Child Left Behind: News and views on this contemporary reform effort.

Preschool/Early Education: Some say preschool, others say “No!” What’s the real scoop on the pros and cons of early education?

Safety: Learn the latest about effective safety strategies for you kids in and around school.

Teacher's Pay and Quality: We all recognize the characteristics of a great teacher, but are we keeping them in our schools? How can better take care of our excellent educators?