As we start the new school year, the White House, together with President Trump and Education Secretary Linda McMahon, are making a decisive shift in American education: away from the political indoctrination of the Biden-Harris administration and toward academic fundamentals, parental authority, and local control. That same family-first approach has already produced the first-ever savings […] The post Trump’s New School Year Push: Expanding Freedom, Restoring Parental Rights, and Ending DEI appeared first on StoneZone .
As we start the new school year, the White House, together with President Trump and Education Secretary Linda McMahon, are making a decisive shift in American education: away from the political indoctrination of the Biden-Harris administration and toward academic fundamentals, parental authority, and local control. That same family-first approach has already produced the first-ever savings and investment accounts for American children, with dedicated Fostering the Future Accounts that give foster youth the same long-term financial footing as their peers. On Monday, the Commander in Chief welcomed students, parents, and education advocates to the Rose Garden to celebrate the beginning of a new academic year and to showcase an administration…Open
The Minimum Foundation Program Formula Task Force held its first meeting at the Capitol, beginning a review that could go considerably further than the annual adjustments typically made to the roughly $4 billion funding system.
If NCLA's theory survives, a fight over school funding could obligate every state with compulsory attendance and public-school-only funding to provide more financial choices to families who reject the government's curriculum.
New York City spends roughly $36,000 per student and poured approximately $40 billion into public education in 2024. So why are hundreds of thousands of children still struggling in math and reading? On NEWSMAX’s “America Right Now,” host Tom Basile speaks with Success Academy Charter Schools founder and CEO Eva Moskowitz about a new analysis commissioned by her organization examining performance across New York City’s public schools. Moskowitz says 43% of the city’s schools are “grossly failing” approximately 400,000 children despite spending more per student than nearly anywhere else. She argues that the central problem is not a lack of money, but low expectations, ineffective teaching methods and an entrenched education…
"This is a win for Illinois taxpayers and American students who were shut out while Pritzker prioritized foreigners in our country illegally," Miller says
One week prior, after Shapiro handed out free breakfast to students at Fort Washington Elementary School in Montgomery County, he said that he’d “love to see” free school lunches, as well.
