- Americans increasingly embraced school choice during the pandemic, testing the country’s historical commitment to traditional public education. —Christian Science Monitor
- While research supports phonics-based early literacy instruction, 75 percent of teachers use curricula that rely on what they erroneously believe is a more engaging approach. —Emily Oster’s Blog
- “Social justice crusaders are putting kids in foster care system at risk.” —New York Post
- Some changes the pandemic brought to education, such as the use of more tech, more flexible class schedules, and more parental engagement, are here to stay. —USA Today
