The United States Constitution is the cornerstone that supports our liberty. Yet most people are only vaguely aware of all that it specifies and why. What if the Constitution and […]
The U.S. Constitution: Explained in Less Than an Hour Read More »
Several generations of Americans remember My Weekly Reader as a source of news in the schools. The goal of the four- to eight-page weekly paper, which was distributed via the
Weekly Reader: An Important Part of Classrooms for Many Years Read More »
“Battlefields are outdoor classrooms,” says David Duncan, president and CEO of The American Battlefield Trust. There is no better place to learn how the acts of man shape the fate
Battlefields: Why They Should Be Saved Read More »
The school safety patrol system using older elementary school children to help younger children navigate the streets was created much earlier than one would expect. The program dates to 1920,
School Safety Patrols Read More »
The school desegregation case of Mendez v. Westminster (1947) prepared the way for the 1954 Brown vs. Board of Education decision, yet few people have heard of it. The case
Latino Family Opened Door to School Integration in 1940s Read More »
When Jen Nance Yost became a speech pathologist six years ago, her first position involved working in a private pediatric practice. She never dreamed that at some point she would
The Dog Who Helps With Speech Therapy Read More »
