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Decoupling Schooling from the State

Posted on June 22, 2024 by Alyssa Sonnenburg

On July 27 [2023],, I went to a forum hosted by Americans for Prosperity, focused on fixing the deep problems in K-12 schooling. I had been asked to come and present my perspective by the organizer of the event, even though he knew I opposed one of the three proposals his organization was supporting.

Posted in Education, Faith, Federal, Marriage/Family/Culture, Religious Liberty | Tagged Alex Newman, Americans for Prosperity, children, Christianity, education, Hitler, Homeschool, John Dewey, K-12, Parents, private schools, public schools, School Choice, schools, Teachers, VEOA | Comments Off

Silver Lining: COVID Boosted Idea of Educational Freedom

Posted on September 13, 2022 by David E Smith

As Mao Zedong took over China with his communist revolutionaries, he sparked one of the largest mass migrations of the 20th century. Between 1948 and 1950, an estimated 2 million Chinese refugees fled Mao’s regime and escaped to Taiwan and other countries around the world. While Mao was razing and restructuring Chinese culture and society, these refugees were able to begin new lives in safer and freer countries.

While the Chinese mass migration makes the history books, a similar 2-million-in-2-years migration is currently happening—across educational borders. An analysis published by Harvard’s Education Next Institute (EN) recently announced that, between the …

Posted in Education | Tagged charter schools, China, COVID–19, education choice, Education Next Institute, government schools, Homeschool, homeschool co-op, Mao Zedong, Michael Bloomberg, microschools, private schools, public education, public schools, Taiwan, Terry McAuliffe, u.s. department of education | Comments Off