Education

School Censors Kids for ‘God Bless the USA’ and ‘In God We Trust’

Brian Burke

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — School officials ordered “God Bless the USA,” “In God We Trust,” and other phrases referencing God and prayer to be covered up on posters before they could be displayed in the school’s hallways.

The Wilson County Lakeview Elementary School students -- ages 6 to 10 years old -- invited fellow students to "Come and Pray with Us" in the posters. The posters were hand-drawn by students and their families to announce “See You at the Pole,” a voluntary, student-led prayer event held outside of class time.

Protesting Pro-Gay Day of Silence in Public Schools

Matt Barber

A national coalition of pro-family organizations is urging parents to call their children out of school on April 17, in protest of the Day of Silence. This year's Day of ...

Christian Ministries Get Scrutinized Weak on K-12 Christian Education

Brian Burke

An organization that advocates Christian education and homeschooling issued a report card on the nation's largest Christian family and youth ministries, grading the group...

Protecting Our Children from the Kinsey Science-Based Sex Education in Public Schools

Chris Pinto

During his speech to Planned Parenthood, then Senator Barack Obama made reference to teaching "science-based sex education" to "kindergartners" calling it "the right thin...

US K-12 Education out performed by India and China's Education

Robert Compton

As the proud father of two teenage girls with straight “A” grades, I never imagined how a classroom of first graders in Bangalore, India would change my girls’ educ...