“An oligarchy is taking shape in America,” said President Biden in his farewell address, giving a bleak warning about the increasing consolidation of power into the hands of tech billionaires. The...

“We have an obligation, as a district, to serve students where they need support or extension,” says Diane Rundquist, Director of Advanced Learner Programs K-12 for 8 years. Last month, I examined...

“Sovereignty” was the first word of President Trump’s inauguration speech that piqued interest. The fact that he addressed sovereignty early in his speech reminded some Americans of his remarks to...

You may have heard the term “gifted kid burnout.” Unfortunately, it is a very real thing that comes from labeling the abilities of elementary-aged kids. But what does it even mean to be gifted? In...

 During each Morning Show broadcast, students are directed in the Pledge of Allegiance, where they’re expected to stand facing the flag with their hands over their hearts. Schools in America have featured...

You walk into your favorite department store to be greeted with a barrage of holiday cheer. Festive banners hang overhead, merry music plays through the speakers, and the place smells vaguely of peppermint....