It is crucial to recognize that the outrage sparked by these academic standards is inconsistent with historical reality. I think the curriculum aims to paint a more comprehensive picture of America’s past by including the experiences of all its citizens.
I’ve taken an unexpected respite from writing for a minute as life has come at me fast in the last few weeks. First, I traveled…
A recent study by the Center for Research on Education Outcomes. (CREDO) at Stanford University showed good news for charter schools across the country. The…
So much for the summer political doldrums. It was yet another jam packed week of Georgia political news. Enjoy. This week’s topics include: Be sure…
The Honorable Former State Representative Turned Lobbyist Promoted to Editor-in-Chief Before Becoming Owner and Monetizer of Peach Pundit and Budding Popcorn Distributor wrote a good…
The City of Atlanta needs a lot of help right now. I’ve written previously about what makes me hopeful. There’s still some tweaking, and a…
There has been much ado in Atlanta, as of late. Education is a perennial issue in city and state politics. Education receives many stop-gap fixes…
That’s the headline that would have been written in the in the main stream media if State Senator Josh McLaurin (D – Sandy Springs) was…
SB 233, the Promise Scholarship Account legislations failed last night by a vote of 85-89. One Democrat crossed over to vote with the Republicans, while…
On Thursday the House moved to table SB 233, the Promise Scholarship Account bill. Five Republicans were not on the Floor of the House for…