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Slate: Can Common Core Make It Anywhere?

Slate: Can Common Core Make It Anywhere?

Writing at Slate, David Weigel notes that, “in a very short time, opposition to Common Core has evolved from a fringe Republican position that blue-staters laugh at to a position that clearly wins out in blue New York.” Ultimately, Weigel

Planned Parenthood's Sex Ed Pushes BDSM, 'Asphyxiation' to Teens

Planned Parenthood's Sex Ed Pushes BDSM, 'Asphyxiation' to Teens

Pro-life organization Live Action has introduced another investigative video exposing Planned Parenthood’s disturbing practice of advising young girls about dangerous sex activities such as bondage/discipline and sadomasochistic sex (BDSM). The investigations are part of Live Action’s series titled “SexEd: Planned

National Governors Group Avoids 'Radioactive' Common Core

National Governors Group Avoids 'Radioactive' Common Core

The National Governors Association (NGA) owns the copyright – along with the Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO) – to the Common Core State Standards. When the nationalized standards are mentioned these days, however, many governors would rather change

Student Data Tied To Common Core Off-Limits To Parents

Student Data Tied To Common Core Off-Limits To Parents

States that were awarded grants from President Obama’s Race to the Top (RttT) stimulus bill program agreed to implement the Common Core standards and to comply with the “Four Assurances,” one of which was the requirement of “Building data systems

Jesuit School Graduates Press Congress for Amnesty

Jesuit School Graduates Press Congress for Amnesty

More than 1,200 graduates of Jesuit universities and high schools have signed a petition that urges fellow alumni in the House to “seek comprehensive immigration reform without delay.” According to the Ignatian Solidarity Network (ISN) blog, 43 House members, including

Homeschoolers Confront Common Core Standards

Homeschoolers Confront Common Core Standards

Though the nationalized Common Core standards will not impact homeschooled students initially, within a few years, when those same students take the SAT or ACT college exams, they could be at a disadvantage for not having studied the “Common Core way”