From campus to classroom: antisemitism concerns span institutions.
By Beth Ann Rosica
Guy Ciarrocchi: School choice works, is popular, and saves us money. Why do Democratic leaders attack it?
Over 70 percent of voters support school choice — perhaps as high as 80 percent. Contrary to what many would […]
McCormick and Bhattacharya tout medical advances in visit to Penn Medicine
“These are the days of miracle and wonder” — Paul Simon Sen. Dave McCormick (R-Pa.) and National Institutes of Health […]
Former SJU prof. Manco settles lawsuit with some defendants, but not all
he settlements are good news for the professor, but a lawyer for the remaining defendants says the development is not a forward looking omen.
By Todd Shepherd
Stefani Frank: Let students learn where they thrive
Cyber schools are a lifeline
By Stefani Frank
Dozens of local districts maintain gender secrecy policies despite Supreme Court ruling
Beth Ann Rosica’s writings are a blend of news, opinion, and analysis. Earlier this month, the U.S. Supreme Court sided […]
Beth Ann Rosica: Lockdowns didn’t just flatten the curve. They crushed a generation.
Six years ago, Pennsylvania closed schools. Our kids are still paying the price.
By Beth Ann Rosica
Thom Nickels: You can’t say that on campus
Progressive authoritarianism was very strong at Philadelphia’s University of the Arts before the school closed its doors permanently in 2024. […]
Rep. Martina White: Pennsylvania could unlock $1 billion in education scholarships – if the Governor opts in
A new federal program could provide up to $1 billion in education scholarships to Pennsylvania families looking for better opportunities […]
Michelle Sherman: Literacy instruction cannot stop at third grade
Even in a small group of readers, seventh grader Nyla couldn’t keep up. I watched her as she constantly looked […]
