Tracing Heritage and Kevin Roberts’s ties to a growing network of classical Christian schools—and the policies steering public money their way.

Companies like Google and Microsoft have used their money, their might and their massive reach to influence nearly every step of the education supply chain.

Plenty of longtime educators and experts are skeptical about whether the tests are useful or even accurate

Voucher and charter school programs are taking funds that could make our public schools stronger.

State governors have the power to reject the first national voucher program and prevent a tidal wave of funding to unaccountable private schools.

Voucher and charter school programs are taking funds that could make our public schools stronger.

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OPINION: Charter schools are the Trojan horse of school privatization. Read more at The Nevada Independent.

Optimists once believed that universal literacy was inevitable. Now it seems that the age of reading might be a short anomaly in human history.

NPE Action endorses Sue Woltanski for Monroe County School Board, District 5

Progressive candidates appear to have an edge in Colorado’s Democratic primaries next week.

Ascendant DC think tank Searchlight Institute, pushing Democrats to the center, has ties to megadonor Simone Coxe, whose Nvidia-linked money could boost AI-backed efforts to defend data center build-o...

Thoughts on what's driving a potent grassroots revolt

Tech vendors promised personalized, frictionless learning. What American schools got instead was mind-numbing, data-hungry junk software that devalues teachers and shortchanges students. A growing mov...

The Democratic primary is a more evenly matched contest than the party's last competitive gubernatorial race in 2018.

A $1,700 tax credit sounds modest. The system it could unlock is not.

Money is becoming a big factor in Democratic campaign for Colorado governor, primarily due to one group of funders: billionaires.

Money is becoming a big factor in Democratic campaign for Colorado governor, primarily due to one group of funders: billionaires.

Ascendant DC think tank Searchlight Institute, pushing Democrats to the center, has ties to megadonor Simone Coxe, whose Nvidia-linked money could boost AI-backed efforts to defend data center build-o...

Recent reports lamenting poor test scores seem to suggest returning to the good old days of No Child Left Behind (NCLB). The New York Times recently led the way, reporting, Why U.S. Test Scores Are in...

A group of activists in Colorado speaks out against standardized tests. Angela Engels’ article was printed in the Colorado Times Recorder. A Message from Judy Solano, Chair, A4PEP (Advoc…

Tech vendors promised personalized, frictionless learning. What American schools got instead was mind-numbing, data-hungry junk software that devalues teachers and shortchanges students. A growing mov...

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As the Colorado General Assembly wraps up the 2026 session, lawmakers once again failed to confront one of the most costly and disruptive features of public education: high-stakes standardized testing...

Advocates’ View: Public dollars should expand civil rights, not shrink them. Public education is the backbone of equal opportunity.

The federal voucher program birthed by the Big Beautiful Boondoggle Bill aims to spread a lot of money around, and folks are already getting ready to hoover up a share of the taxpayer-funded largesse.

Polis also talked to attendees about his decision to opt Colorado into the program during an Invest in Education event.

What does it take to a nominally Democratic, openly gay governor to vote for taxpayer-funded discrimination?

Michael Bloomberg has given $2.5M to Rocky Mountain Way, the state-level super PAC supporting the US senator’s gubernatorial campaign

Tell Congress to repeal the national tax-credit voucher program set to launch on January 1, 2027.

Colorado Senate President James Coleman is once again promoting changes in the state’s public education system. To what end?

It Ain’t “Parents,” It’s Koch and the Waltons

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