Great news for families! On Friday afternoon, the Kentucky legislature passed a school choice constitutional amendment. Now, the people...

Julie Pile promoted the idea that reopening schools was racist.

This week's decision by the Kentucky Supreme Court to strike down school choice was unprecedented, unprincipled, and unpersuasive. Going aga

Public schools don’t belong to professional educators. They belong to the people.

Once upon a time, it was thought the public schools were a unifying influence in American society.

Teachers ought to be treated as professionals. To do that, teachers should be allowed to go into private practice like other professionals.

Except for wildly popular red-meat issues, so-called conservative Republicans routinely demur when it comes to standing up for parents.

Another round of funding hikes ignores the problems inherent in the public K-12 system. Let's learn from other states!

If we push students through our education system without actually filling them with fuel of their own, they may stall out.

By Gary Houchens, PhD and John Garen, PhD Our policy advisors were asked to write an opinion piece for Louisville's Courier-Journal on...

Transparency and "openness" to parental input won't give parents real power without school choice.

Today, the United States Supreme Court will take up a case that reflects the long history of bigotry and discrimination faced by American...

It appears many elected officials would rather sic the feds on you than address your concerns about education.

Last week's photos prove that the liberal left's culture has permeated some of the most rural parts of Kentucky.

Has the liberal left gone too far pushing its ideology into the classroom? Many parents seem happy with their decision to pull their kids.

Judge Shepherd ignores Supreme Court precedent and exposes his communist ideology by striking down Kentucky's school choice program.

Let's evaluate what really counts in math education.

Public schools are fully funded by taxpayer dollars and should be completely open about what is being taught in their classrooms and how.

"Free" universal pre-K may sound great. But it's likely too good to be true.

Dr. Gary Houchens responds to the profanity of Chris Kolb, a self-proclaimed socialist and Jefferson County (KY) school board member