public education

by Douglas Mercer IN ENGLAND THEY ARE “decolonizing the curriculum.” They have a globalist pro-immigration wog at the top, so why not? The body that makes the recommendations for what is taught in school is recommending virulent doses of misnamed “anti-racism” and big…

A new Texas law is more open-minded than legislators intended. by Hadding Scott DUE TO a recent rightward shift in political and cultural winds, there has been a controversy focused on the Carroll Independent School District (near Dallas-Fort Worth), where the director of curriculum, in a private…

Kate Brown OPENLY bisexual Oregon Governor Kate Brown quietly signed a bill last month that removed the requirement for graduating high school children in the state to be proficient in reading, writing, and math, in an effort to aid “students of color.” Brown signed Senate Bill 744 on July 14, but did…

by Revilo P. Oliver THE WINTER issue of the Skeptical Inquirer reports, without skepticism, the findings of a Gallup poll, which has no apparent political implications and may be accepted with only the usual formal reservation about the selection of samples and techniques of interrogation. A total…

CALIFORNIA’S Department of Education is working on a new framework for K-12 mathematics that discourages gifted students from enrolling in accelerated classes that study advanced concepts like calculus. The draft of the framework is hundreds of pages long and covers a wide range of topics.…

THE STATE OF Murdaland is doing really well, especially in the Bodymore all against all, but things could always be better. I’m certainly not suggesting punishing the predictable failures of the “African-American” or picking up the heaps of trash left over from decades ago because…

YESTERDAY WE LOOKED at the systematic rape of children by foreign invaders in the British city of Telford. These horrific immigrant crimes were allowed to go on for decades while cowardly and gelded authorities looked the other way for fear of being called “racist” by a Jew enemy that…

by Revilo P. Oliver The Los Angeles Times, 30 January 1989, carried the news that the Washington State University has attained a new pinnacle of academic distinction: it has created the first Distinguished Professorship of Fast-Food Service to crown its curriculum in the Science of running restaurants.…

by Val Koinen ONE OF THE MOST important objectives of educating children, and especially of ‘public education,’ is (or at least should be) to enable the group to survive, advance, and prosper. That is true of any family, community, clan or tribe, State, or Nation. With that in mind……