Education
Thursday, September 21, 2023
Inquiry Into Ibram X. Kendi’s ‘Anti-Racist’ Center at Boston University Sparks Uproar Over Where, Exactly, Its Millions in Funding Went
‘Racial inequity is a problem of bad policy’ rather than ‘bad people,’ Kendi says.
By M.J. KOCH |
Florida Approves a Competitor to the SAT as Conservatives Try To Steer American Higher Education Back to Its ‘Roots’
The Classic Learning Test aims to give students another testing option that emphasizes religious texts from the Western canon that underpin American democratic ideals.
By M.J. KOCH |
Muslim, Christian Parents Revolt Over Maryland School’s ‘Required’ Gender and Sex Ed Curriculum
‘We intend to fight as long as we need to protect our parents’ rights and the rights of children.’
By M.J. KOCH |
Concern Grows Over How New York City Will Fund Its New Class-Size Mandate — and Whether It Will Help Students at All
By M.J. KOCH |
Anti-Israel Protesters Disrupt Harvard’s Convocation for New Students as Sentiment Against Israel Grows on Elite Campuses
By M.J. KOCH |
Harvard Ranks Last in Free Speech on Campuses, Survey Finds, Reflecting Threats To Open Inquiry at Colleges
By M.J. KOCH |
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