2008 (By Year)

Dec31, 2008

Christians called to mass exodus from public schools

Critics of America's public school system have launched a new effort highlighting the need for Christians to exit the system. POLL: Why do Christians send their kids to public schools? (Poll results in story)
Dec29, 2008

School district sued over release time for religious class

Public school officials in Huntington, Indiana, deny that a religious education program offered during the school day illegally advances religion.
Dec29, 2008

Modesty 'irrelevant' at Univ. of Chicago

A pro-family advocate is calling the University of Chicago's decision to allow co-ed dorm rooms troubling.
Dec23, 2008

Ramsey: Surviving college - debt-free

Dave Ramsey offers some tips for those pursuing higher education in the ailing U.S. economy.
Dec22, 2008

School calendar ignores 'Christmas Day'

A Tennessee mom is upset that political correctness is stepping on her daughter's religious freedom.
Dec22, 2008

Leader in Christian education honored

Dr. Brian Ray is the recipient of the 2008 Dr. Robert Dreyfus Courageous Christian Leadership award.
Dec22, 2008

Keeping Christians in public schools

A retired teacher has written a book encouraging parents to leave their children in public schools, rather than sending them to private and religious institutions.
Dec18, 2008

Jesus 'not banned' from public schools

A religious rights advocate is troubled by a recent occurrence of censorship at a Mississippi school.
Dec18, 2008

Obama's 'education czar' no reformer

An educational freedom advocate says Barack Obama is trying to please both sides of the educational fence with his choice for "education czar."
Dec16, 2008

Magnolia State launches 'early care' education initiative

Mississippi is rolling out an "early care pilot program" aimed at infants and toddlers.
Dec16, 2008

Controversy in new education czar's past

The director of the division of school advocacy for the Illinois Family Institute says the appointment of Arne Duncan as the new "education czar" has positive and negative elements.
Dec15, 2008

Princeton settles six-year endowment lawsuit

Princeton University has agreed to pay a settlement of $100 million in a "donor intent" case.
Dec11, 2008

Illinois school gets creative, complies with Title IX

An educational expert is applauding an Illinois university's approach to Title IX compatibility.
Dec08, 2008

Under-performing schools praised for educational quality

Three-hundred schools were recently honored in Washington, DC, as "No Child Left Behind-Blue Ribbon Schools," but one advocate for school choice says the tribute might have been a bit premature.
Dec08, 2008

Will Idaho remain a homeschool-friendly state?

An Idaho state representative is turning up the heat on homeschoolers.
Dec05, 2008

Mass. schools to have mandatory sex education?

Planned Parenthood is pushing to make comprehensive sex education mandatory in Massachusetts.

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