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"As litigation for Mirabelli continues, Truth In Education filed an amicus brief to urge the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals to affirm the District Court’s original judgment in protecting the First Amendment rights of both parents and teachers, thus serving all parties – especially the vulnerable children experiencing systemic, intentionally confusing, and emotionally disturbing classroom information regarding gender identity issues."
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There is no such thing as a values-neutral education. Every curriculum reflects moral judgments. The question is not whether schools teach values, but whether they are willing to admit it.
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Homeschooling moms (& dads) are the real MVPs.
Millions of homeschool kids will become voters over the next decade.
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Failure rates double as unprepared students flood campuses
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What are children being told about marijuana, and what aren't they being told? I sat down with Anne Schlafly to discuss her new book, "Throwing Children Under the Cannabis," and what parents and grandparents need to know. Watch the full interview youtu.be/Dpwjd6X4vT0
Truth In Education was honored to file an amicus brief supporting parental rights in Mirabelli v. Bonta before the Supreme Court.
New Jersey’s Chatham school district has agreed to abandon its secret gender transition policy after being sued by @ThomasMoresoc and @moms4Liberty. Parents' rights matter!
🚨 A New Jersey school district has permanently dropped its policy of hiding children’s “gender transitions” from parents. After we sued on behalf of @Moms4Liberty, the Chathams school board voted 7–0 to settle and honor Mirabelli v. Bonta. hubs.la/Q04BQJDC0
"Throwing Children Under the Cannibas"
Anne Schlafly, Chariman of @EagleForum recently spoke with Truth in Education's Rhonda Thomas about the dangers of relaxing marijuana laws, and her new book on the topic:
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I’m in this fight to protect our daughters’ rights and keep biological males OUT of girls’ sports and locker rooms.
Read my latest edition of the Commonsense Brief ⬇️
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🔬 What does science class look like at a classical school? It starts with wonder, adds hands-on labs, and keeps science connected to the liberal arts. The Hillsdale K-12 Classical Education Podcast has a whole shelf of episodes for teachers and parents:
🏛️ WHY SCIENCE BELONGS IN A CLASSICAL EDUCATION
📜 Restoring Science to the Classical Liberal Arts Tradition
Hillsdale education professor David Diener explains what’s wrong with modern ideas of science and how science and philosophy work alongside the other liberal arts.
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🌿 The Classical Approach to the Natural Sciences
Michael Berndt of Hillsdale’s K-12 Education Office explains why science is essential to a well-rounded education, and how parents can inspire their kids to love it.
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🤔 Why Study Science? Beyond STEM
In an earlier conversation, recorded while he taught at Founders Classical Academy of Leander, Michael Berndt explores why we study science at all and the challenges of the STEM approach.
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🔄 Reclaiming Science Education
Emily Williams of Kootenai Classical Academy describes how science education can fail students, and how classical methods can win it back.
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🧒 THE ELEMENTARY YEARS
🐛 Teaching Science in the Elementary Years
Jenny Mulvey of Golden View Classical Academy describes what science class is for in the early grades and how to nurture a child’s ability to wonder.
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🧫 Using Labs in Elementary Science Class
Jennifer Jackett of Seven Oaks Classical School shows how hands-on labs can enrich elementary learning.
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⚗️ IN THE LAB AND CLASSROOM
🧪 Using Labs in Upper School Science Class
Claire Marie Huff of Atlanta Classical Academy explains how to make labs count for older students.
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✨ Wonder and Experiments
Emily Williams shows how science fits the mission of Hillsdale K-12 schools, how to spark wonder, and how to weave experiments into instruction.
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➗ Why Is There So Much Math in Science Class?
Hillsdale physics professor Michael Tripepi covers the daily realities of the science classroom, how to keep students engaged, and why math and science go hand in hand.
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⚛️ Physics and Liberal Learning
Paul Hosmer, chair of Hillsdale’s physics department, explains how teachers can show students that physics is far more than a collection of formulas.
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🍎 Teaching Math and Physics Classically
Cris Chacon of Golden View Classical Academy shows how math and physics connect with other subjects and offers advice for new teachers.
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👩🔬 FROM THE LAB TO THE CLASSROOM
🧴 From Chemist to Chemistry Teacher
Claire Marie Huff traces her path from industrial chemist to classical science teacher, including her first time leading a classroom.
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A Christian mom is fighting a homeschool battle, says 'Government cannot exclude religious people'. Subscribe to QuickStart for more Christian news ➡️ go.cbn.com/ul4Ns
Tessa Bulzan, a Marine veteran, left her six-figure job to homeschool two of her five children. In doing so, she chose Christian-based curriculum from Abeka and Classical Conversations.
"Number one reason is it aligned with my faith, and the number two is the academic rigor for both curriculums," Bulzan told CBN News.
But when she submitted her Christian curriculum for reimbursement, she said the program denied her request. "They said that because there was incidental scripture and there were references to God that's why they were denying my curriculum," explained Bulzan.
She then appealed the decision.
In the process, Bulzan purchased other books to see whether the district would approve materials reflecting different worldviews.
"One was Julian is a Mermaid, and the other is We Are Water Protectors, and they approved both of those," said Bulzan. "And neither of those meet the core academics that my books did. Just like math, we're talking two plus two equals four, but we were denied solely on the basis that it was Christian material."
Bulzan then filed a federal lawsuit against the school district.
Kate Anderson with Alliance Defending Freedom expects the school district to argue public funds cannot be used for religious education.
She cites, however, that recent U.S. Supreme Court rulings have made clear such programs cannot exclude people or content simply because they are religious.
Meanwhile, Bulzan hopes her move will encourage other parents to educate their children according to their beliefs.
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Social media is lobotomizing American children.
Intentionally addictive algorithms are plunging our nation's children into depression, anxiety, and isolation in numbers never before seen.
Meta has responded to this serious and growing problem by banning children under 13 from accessing Facebook or Instagram and implementing enforceable measures to protect all kids on their apps.
Snapchat, TikTok, and YouTube (Google) must step up to this new industry standard. Children on Instagram and Facebook deserve the same rights and protections as their peers on other social media sites.
That is why APP wrote this coalition letter to Snapchat, TikTok, and YouTube (Google) demanding that the safety of American kids come first.
Thank you to @Moms4Liberty, @CatholicVote, @CWforA, @family_policy, @aclj_action, @DigiChildAllnce, @MTMehan, @NDFamAlliance, @PrjctSTAND, @DigiChildInst, @FICAction, @DigitalProInst, @AFPPennsylvania, @CCVPolicy, @VitaetTerra, @clareanneath, @AngelaStiens, @SherriBrantley, @KSFamilyVoice, @PFIpolicy, @indianafamily, @Schilling1776, @JonSchweppe, @HeritageP4, @jessgarvin85, @TFFVA, @NFRW, @FTLauderdaleYR, (continues in reply)
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Does restorative justice work? No, and the proof is in the pudding.
Read @wu_wenyuan's latest: mindingthecampus.org/2026/09…
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"Improving academic outcomes will require more than increased spending, new technology, and expanded behavioral programs. This generation of K–12 students is part of a broken government system that is failing them academically and breaking them down emotionally and spiritually."
Anything But Christianity…The New ABCs of Public Education.
A Catholic exorcist describes an exorcism case involving yoga. Is your state endorsing Eastern religions through mindfulness and Islamic studies?
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Parents should never have to discover after the fact that their child underwent mental health screening at school. Parental authority must be respected, and informed consent must come BEFORE the screening. Thank you, @AAGDhillon, for standing with parents. @CivicViewPoint @Georgia_AG @KatieAllenTIE @CivilRights @GAVaccineChoice
