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Here’s what Republicans will deliver when we take back the House
When you buy groceries or pay your electricity bill, you might wonder, “Can I afford this?” Millions of Americans are asking that question because Democrats’ reckless government spending has led to record inflation and driven us into a recession.
DeVos: Republicans Must Seize ‘Window of Opportunity’ on School Choice
Former secretary of education Betsy DeVos on Wednesday said blowback against COVID-era school closures and “woke” teachers has given Republicans a “window of opportunity” to help parents seize control of their children’s education.
Statement by Luke Messer, President of Invest in Education Coalition, on the Newly Released U.S. House Republican’s Education Agenda
(Washington, D.C. August 25th) – Luke Messer, former member of Congress representing Indiana and President of the Invest in Education Coalition, released the following statement in reaction to the education agenda unveiled by the Republican Caucus of the U.S. House of...
Democrats Cede ‘Party of Education’ Label to GOP: Poll
Likely voters in 62 congressional battleground districts no longer trust Democrats over Republicans on issues related to education.
How to repair the educational wreckage from COVID-19
The Biden administration announced a new campaign this month to recruit 250,000 tutors for K-12 students to address learning loss from school closures and distance learning during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Confidence in Public Schools Turns More Partisan
Americans’ confidence in U.S. public schools remains low, with 28% saying they have a great deal or quite a lot of confidence in the institution, similar to 32% last year.
Heritage Action Applauds Educational Choice for Children Act
Original Article Link WASHINGTON — Today, Heritage Action released a statement from Executive Director Jessica Anderson applauding Sen. Bill Cassidy, Sen. Tim Scott, Sen. Steve Daines, and Sen. Todd Young for introducing the Educational Choice for Children Act in the...
Let’s Stand up for The Catholic Schools That Stood up for Our Kids | Opinion
Earlier this week, the Supreme Court handed a victory to advocates of school choice and religious freedom. It ruled 6-3 in Carson v. Makin that Maine can no longer exclude religious schools from a state-funded private school tuition program. This ruling, along with 2020’s Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue, clears the way for a new approach to education in America, one that ensures religious schools are no longer excluded from critical sources of funding and support.
We need to pass policies that give parents a choice: Luke Messer
Invest in Education president Luke Messer discusses the Supreme Court ruling in favor of religious school aid on ‘Fox & Friends.’