Season 6, Episode 2 Matthew Nielsen speaks with Tiffany Justice about returning education to parents and strengthening parental choice. Guest: Tiffany Justice Topics: parental rights Listen to S6 E2 Transcript Auto-generated transcript with light cleanup. Words may be imperfect; policy names and guest names reviewed where noted. we live. See if we can find it […]
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Season 6, Episode 3 A conversation about reclaiming education from collectivist systems and strengthening family choice. Topics: parental rights; AZ/state policy Listen to S6 E3 Transcript Auto-generated transcript with light cleanup. Words may be imperfect; policy names and guest names reviewed where noted. Marsha when we when we first got got your name in the
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Season 6, Episode 4 A look at Secretary McMahon, education policy, and the political debate around accountability. Topics: unions; testing/accountability Listen to S6 E4 Transcript Auto-generated transcript with light cleanup. Words may be imperfect; policy names and guest names reviewed where noted. Okay, Corey, if you want to unmute, we can talk through our agenda
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Season 6, Episode 5 A discussion of the Supreme Court and the education freedom case making news today. Topics: parental rights; vouchers/tax-credit Listen to S6 E5 Transcript Auto-generated transcript with light cleanup. Words may be imperfect; policy names and guest names reviewed where noted. We are live and we will send these the live stream
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Season 6, Episode 6 Today’s top three education stories, with a focus on ESA policy and Arizona state policy. Topics: ESA; AZ/state policy Listen to S6 E6 Transcript Auto-generated transcript with light cleanup. Words may be imperfect; policy names and guest names reviewed where noted. Okay Let's let's just jump right into it. I've got
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Florida has filed a lawsuit against Netflix alleging unauthorized tracking of kids’ data. The action centers on privacy violations involving minors. No details on school-specific impacts are mentioned in the title. Key Points Florida initiates lawsuit against Netflix over kids’ data tracking Claims involve potential violations of children’s privacy protections Case highlights state-level enforcement of
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A top special education official has resigned from their role. Staff members are being transferred to the health department. The move involves administrative restructuring in education oversight. Key Points Top special ed official resigns from position Staff transferred to health department Change affects K-12 special education administration Implications for Educational Freedom The departmental shift may
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The article examines what may be the final traditional first day of school for some students due to evolving education options. It covers changes in how families access schooling amid policy developments. Discussions include impacts on public systems and alternative paths. Key Points Article reflects on declining enrollment in conventional public schools. Highlights growth in
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The article analyzes 2025 PISA results to identify elements linked to strong student performance across countries. It examines curriculum approaches, school governance, and teaching practices in high-scoring systems. Comparisons highlight variations in policy and outcomes among participating nations. Key Points PISA data links school autonomy in curriculum and staffing to higher average scores. Countries with
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International student assessments report performance in core subjects at the lowest levels recorded in two decades. The decline spans multiple countries and includes reading, mathematics, and science. Reports link the results to recent educational disruptions and curriculum factors. Key Points Global assessments show student achievement at a 20-year low. Declines observed across reading, math, and
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