Tag Archives: education

A school security officer was fired this week after multiple witnesses watched him manhandle a little girl, throwing her like "a sac of potatoes."

A 6-year-old girl with Down syndrome now has a police report filed on her because she made her hand into the shape of a gun and pointed it at her teacher.

A fourth grader is now allowed to take his cannabis in school for his epilepsy as kids in states across the country would be arrested for the same thing.

"We're not top 10 in anything," said a former education secretary who is calling out politicians for creating a public education system that "runs on lies."

A judge ruled that the only school in America that uses electric shock to punish disabled students can continue the violent practice.

Research has shown that the risk of depression and suicide in children as young as 10 years old increases significantly during the school year.

While thousands of teachers in Oklahoma protest for more funding from the state government, taxpayers are spending millions covering up fraud committed by state agencies that face no accountability.

How do you convince a child who has been routinely handcuffed, shackled, tied down, locked up, and immobilized by school police—that he has any rights at all—let alone the right to stand up to oppression?

Google's predictive search terms for education in America reveal a disturbing problem with how this country attempts to teach children how and what to learn.

Once again, Colorado is showing the good things that happen when people gain freedom and a legal industry replaces the black market.