Category: Education & Schools

June 15, 2011

Food Fascism Lays Groundwork For Additional Control

Wonder what the food fascists advocating dietary asceticism scarfed down as children. As anyone that has sat through an evangelistic missionary testimonial knows, those griping the loudest about your errant ways are usually the ones that could make a sailor …

June 3, 2011

Tying One On: “Green ribbon schools” defy sobriety

Our federal Department of Education has got a lot to worry about, if it chooses to do so. American students now rank only 48th in math and science, according to the latest survey by the World Economic Forum. History textbooks …

May 20, 2011

The American Flag Is “Offensive” in Schools Now

Filed under: Education & Schools,What The F@#K?!? - 20 May 2011

Increasingly, it seems that the American flag is joining toy guns and dodgeball on the banned-from-school list.  And the latest story on this front involves The Butterfield Elementary in Orange, Massachusetts, where a teacher told an 11-year-old boy that he …

May 16, 2011

Educational Buffoonery

Filed under: Education & Schools,Featured Conservative - 16 May 2011

The virus plaguing our public schools have excelled to epidemic proportions. Every year our children are subjected to the spread of this contagious disease throughout our educational environment reducing the art of learning into total oblivion. It’s the same old …

May 2, 2011

Totalitarianism For Tots: School lunches are just a start

Filed under: Education & Schools,Featured Conservative - 02 May 2011

The prohibition on bagged lunches at Chicago’s Little Village Academy elementary school was not the result of Michelle Obama’s culinary reign of terror, as was widely assumed when it was first reported by the Chicago Tribune. In reality, the ban …

April 16, 2011

Liberalism, Black America’s Greatest Enemy

I recently had another cherished chat over the phone with my 84 year old black dad. He lives in Maryland. I live in Florida. Dad, sharp as ever, still pastors four churches. He also volunteers a few days a week …

April 15, 2011

Inside the biggest GAO scandal you never heard about

If there is a code for lying, then Rule No. 1 ought to be to make the lie believable. Not adhering to that first rule exposed a fraud perpetrated by the Government Accountability Office and helped uncover suspicious activity at …

April 4, 2011

Prosser vs. Kloppenburg: Wisconsin Supreme Court battle royale

They don’t get much bigger.  On April 5 – this Tuesday – Wisconsinites will go to the polls to determine the balance of the State Supreme Court and, ultimately, the fate of the Wisconsin taxpayer.  Currently, the court breaks 4-3, …

Selling Career Colleges Short

Filed under: Education & Schools,Politics In General - 04 Apr 2011

Seemingly, there is no end to what once started as a relatively straight-forward story. The U.S. Department of Education embarked on an effort to impose new regulations that would severely restrict access to various federal loans and grant programs …

March 4, 2011

Public school to parent: We’re in control

Filed under: Education & Schools - 04 Mar 2011

By: Chris Slavens

His father, an Army commander, was being deployed to Iraq, and 6-year-old Jack Dorman didn’t want to be in school in the first place. He suffers from separation anxiety and had been visiting a therapist. Sadly, the boy’s …

March 1, 2011

Teacher, Teach Me

… to lie, and commit fraud. If that’s what we want our children to learn, then teachers protesting in WI are the kind we all want. Making things …

December 16, 2010

ACLU wages war on Christmas

By Chris Slavens

It’s that “most wonderful time of the year” again. Children eagerly await a visit from jolly Santa Claus, while their parents try to squeeze shopping into a schedule already filled with parties, parades, church programs, and visiting relatives. …

December 8, 2010

Learning the Truth About Education

You can’t know what you don’t know, but you can know that you don’t know.  Knowing the difference is wisdom.  Realizing that knowledge is the cure for ignorance should be the inspiration for education.

October 13, 2010

On the Genius of Friedrich Hayek

Filed under: Economics,Education & Schools,History - 13 Oct 2010

The United States was founded upon certain fundamental ideas and principles – political, cultural, social and economic. As the American people’s faith in and adherence to those principles have eroded over the decades, those of us who cling to them …

October 11, 2010

Death before truth: Political correctness in America

If you want to see the pervasive nature of political correctness in America today, the national public outcry following the Rigoberto Ruelas suicide in California is a salient example. Ruelas, a fifth grade teacher at Miramonte Elementary School in south …

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