Matt Kibbe sits down with Corey D’Angelis, senior fellow at the American Federation for Children, to discuss the bottom-up revolution sweeping the States.
Tag - education
We so desperately need a world where people question everything.
At a period when inflation is already as bad as it has been in decades, exacerbating the problem with debt cancellation is the last thing we should be doing.
More than twenty-eight months after the Wuhan bug shuttered schools for a year or more, America’s premier newspaper is at long last acknowledging the physical and psychological damage caused by closing class.
Parents across the U.S. have been left out of decisions that affect their children—by a virus that poses virtually no threat to their children.
I’d like to see a more capitalistic approach to our education system, and expand North Carolina's Opportunity Scholarship Program to all families.
We’re seeing for the first time in modern US history, a mass exodus from the traditional public school system.
As the country witnesses a mass exodus from government schools, meet the mothers who decided to step up and take responsibility for their children’s education.
The general trend is moving towards perma-pandemic, which would ease the fears of sick-phobes, but would shatter the young’s conception of normalcy.
The scholars and thinkers behind it have a genuine concern for truth, and they want to challenge students to become independent citizens and thinkers.