Teachers

Media 9 hours ago

Virginia teacher says 'a lot' of staff disagreed, some quit over mandate to use students’ preferred pronouns

Deborah Figliola, who teaches at Harrisonburg City Public Schools, said that many teachers were silent and did not speak up when they disagreed with the district's pronoun mandate.

Education 1 day ago

Jill Biden leaves job at Virginia community college ahead of White House departure

Poised to soon leave the White House, first lady Jill Biden announced that she had taught her final class at Northern Virginia Community College.

Media 4 days ago

Local Virginia teachers no longer forced to use students' preferred pronouns after settlement

A Virginia school district agreed to respect teachers' religious beliefs after they challenged a training that forced employees to use students' preferred pronouns.

Education November 22

PA Education Department agrees to cancel requirement for teachers to adopt guidelines deemed 'woke'

The Pennsylvania Department of Education settled a lawsuit with a faith-based legal group to rescind their mandate for teachers to adopt a set of required guidelines for teaching.

Opinion November 19

Trump’s plan to close Education Department opens up a bright future for students

The incoming Trump administration talks about getting rid of the Education Department. It was the federal government and teachers unions that messed up schools in the first place.

Opinion November 17

I’m a Black Ph.D. and here’s why I left academia

I'm a Black Ph.D. and academia got so bad that I walked away. The relentless liberal agenda in colleges and universities is designed to cause resentment of Western Civilization.

Opinion November 15

Trump has a chance to get rid of our broken education system

President Trump's second term offers Americans another chance to fix our broken Department of Education. We spend over $15,000 a year on K-12 students, more than all but one nation.

Connecticut November 14

Special education teacher resigns, apologizes after viral video threatening Trump voters sparks backlash

A Connecticut special education teacher has resigned after posting a politically charged video on her social media where she threatened violence against Trump supporters.

VIDEO November 14

Elementary school teacher posts anti-Trump rant following election results

Annie Dunleavy has resigned from her special education teaching position and apologized after posting a video threatening Trump voters. (Credit: Annie Dunleavy via Snapchat)

Media November 13

California teacher lashes out at student wearing Trump hat on Election Day, calls for 'security' to remove him

A southern California high school teacher berated a student wearing a Trump hat on Election Day in his classroom, saying Trump supporters were "voting for a freaking rapist."