How Cool Is School? Throughout the last year of the COVID-19 pandemic, schools across America have been in flux. Some returned back in August and have been operating mostly as normal, while others have yet…
On Wednesday, February 10th, several organizations testified before the Senate Education Committee on Senate Bill 288 which would repeal Indiana’s obscenity exemption. Current Indiana law (IC: 35-49-3-4) exempts public schools and public libraries from prosecution…
Joe Biden doesn’t want governors to have control over their own states, as they are entitled to in the Constitution. Biden wants to nationalize virus treatments and policies regarding COVID-19, including a mandate to wear…
The slogan “Make America Great Again” was derided, slandered, and demonized as racist, bigoted, nationalistic, and a confirmation of “white supremacy.” A patriotic, common-sense phrase, identifying an objective, a goal, was received as a direct…
Schools are ground zero for trendy experiments. How many can we name from the past few decades? Whole language, new math, anti-bullying programs, multicultural education, values modification, workforce development, Common Core – the list goes…
From 1919 to 1920 after WWI, and again in the 1940’s and ‘50’s during the Cold War between the USSR and the U.S. the FBI discovered that there was a plan, an agenda, in which…
Indiana stats: Teachers, Administrators, and Non-Teaching Staff The more that a school corporation spends on overhead and administrative staff salaries, the less available resources it can devote to direct classroom expenditures, especially teacher compensation. Indiana…
Just twelve days ago, EVSC Superintendent, David Smith, announced that after careful thought, all EVSC schools will be shutting down on November 19th to allow teachers to participate in the #RedForEd protest to take place…