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Kentucky Files Bill to Repeal Common Core

Kentucky State Representative Tom Kerr (R-Taylor Mill) has filed a bill to repeal Common Core,  House Bill 215. “Common Core takes the control of local schools out of the teachers and parents that are involved with the children and their

Kentucky Files Bill to Repeal Common Core

Tennessee Business Coalition Shows Support for Common Core

A Tennessee business coalition, Businesses for Tennessee Prosperity, announced it supports the Common Core standards. This group includes members of the state’s regional chambers of Commerce, the Tennessee Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and the Tennessee Business Roundtable.  However, there

Tennessee Business Coalition Shows Support for Common Core

Alabama Tea Party Continues Fight Against Common Core

The Alabama Tea Party rallied against Common Core on the Montgomery capital steps early Tuesday morning. State Senator Scott Beason (R-Gardendale) joined them with a copy of his fifth grade daughter’s reading assignment. The reading assignment Beason reads to the crowd

Alabama Tea Party Continues Fight Against Common Core

Common Core Causing Problems in Connecticut

Feelings towards Common Core are starting to sour at the New Haven Public Schools in Connecticut. From the tests to lack of computer access for poorer students, the teachers have found many problems with the program. A community conversation took

Common Core Causing Problems in Connecticut

Florida GOP Vote to Oppose Common Core

On Saturday, Florida Governor Rick Scott (R) said the GOP is doing the right thing for the state after the Florida Republican Party voted to oppose Common Core.  “We’re not going to have the federal government tell us how to

Florida GOP Vote to Oppose Common Core

New York Common Core Website Sent Students to Sex Quiz Page

*The following article contains graphic, sexually explicit terms. While lawmakers in New York State are considering delaying the Common Core standards initiative because of its disastrous rollout, new problems with the academic standards are now drawing intense criticism. Carol Burris,

New York Common Core Website Sent Students to Sex Quiz Page

The Impact of Common Core Standards on Homeschoolers

Though some Americans may assume that the Common Core State Standards will only affect children attending public schools, those in private, faith-based, and homeschooled education could experience the impact of the new initiative eventually. The Home School Legal Defense Association

The Impact of Common Core Standards on Homeschoolers

Oklahoma to Consider Common Core Repeal Bill

A new bill filed in the Oklahoma state senate would require the Oklahoma State Board of Education “to remove alignment with the K-12 Common Core State Standards Initiative.” As Truth In American Education reported, Senate Bill 1146, sponsored by state

Oklahoma to Consider Common Core Repeal Bill

Chamber of Commerce 'Significantly Supports' Common Core

On Wednesday, Tom Donohue, the president and CEO of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, said his organization would fiercely support the implementation of top-down Common Core educational standards. He felt that was one of the best ways to combat the

Chamber of Commerce 'Significantly Supports' Common Core

Connecticut to Pay $1 Million to Promote Common Core

As the Common Core State Standards have become increasingly controversial, the state of Connecticut is now offering a $1 million contract to one of four public relations companies that are vying to promote the new standards within the state. According

Connecticut to Pay $1 Million to Promote Common Core

Oklahoma Bill Would Require Pledge of Allegiance in Schools

Oklahoma legislators, fighting against political correctness and initiating a battle for traditional American values, will consider various bills implementing a shift toward those traditional values when they return to the Capitol on Feb. 3.  One bill offered by Republican Sen.

Oklahoma Bill Would Require Pledge of Allegiance in Schools

Chinese Students Tops in Education, Americans 'Average'

With over a decade’s worth of educational reform and billions of dollars spent on education, the United States scores in math, science, and reading have not improved. Moreover, our ranking is descending because other countries from around the world are improving.

Chinese Students Tops in Education, Americans 'Average'