A decade apart in neighboring states, two teachers came to the same unsettling realization about their unions by opening their mail. […]
Fifteen days that turned into 500 — and changed education forever
Broad + Liberty to host screening of ‘15 DAYS,’ documentary on the extended school closures
Guy Ciarrocchi: Pennsylvania’s budget bullies cyber students out of their money
A vulnerable population squeezed once more at the behest of teachers unions and their allies.
By Guy Ciarrocchi
Beth Ann Rosica: So much ado about nothing — closing the Dept of Ed might help students
Looking back over the last 46 years since the U.S. Department of Education (DOE) was created, it is not a […]
Beth Ann Rosica: On the fifth anniversary of school closures, an open letter to those responsible
To those pathetic elected officials, cowardly superintendents, and morally reprehensible union bosses: On the fifth anniversary of school closures, I […]
Beth Ann Rosica: Pennsylvania gets an A in educational funding and a D in student outcomes
Our state gets an A for funding and a D for student outcomes — that’s a pretty bad return on investment — and yet, Shapiro just keeps asking for more money from taxpayers.
By Beth Ann Rosica
Beth Ann Rosica: Shapiro boasts of education improvements while most students are not proficient in math
The state of Pennsylvania spent $16.8 billion last year to fund public education, and the return on investment is abysmal. […]
Complaint: Union dues illegally funded Shapiro campaign in 2022
(The Center Square) – The Pennsylvania State Education Association funneled nearly $1.5 million in membership dues into Gov. Josh Shapiro’s […]
Guy Ciarrocchi: Teachers’ union president is just another political boss
Her focus is power, control, and money — not students.
By Guy Ciarrocchi
Central Bucks teachers’ union president ‘disheartened and disappointed’ by Dem candidates’ new signs
Members of the conservative contingent say the local teachers’ union normally stays out of races in which there is an incumbent member running for re-election.
By Todd Shepherd