Education

I’ve completed my eleven-part series on critical race theory in education. Here’s a roundup of my investigative reporting over the past four months, which has driven 250 million direct media impressions, inspired a one-hour special on Tucker Carlson Tonight, and changed the national conversation on education.

Critical race theory is fast becoming America’s new institutional orthodoxy. Yet most Americans have never heard of it—and of those who have, many don’t understand it. It’s time for this to change. We need to know what it is so we can know how to fight it.

Everyone likes to think they’re a good judge of character, the ability to know someone beyond what they share with you. Are they honest or dishonest, are they a criminal or one of the good guys? Everyone has a “tell”, things that give away their true character, some people can pick up on those tells and just “know” who people really are.

Even with distance learning, Frederick County Public Schools is still on a mission to elevate Earth Day over Constitution Day.  For the next week...

I personally think you should pull your children out of public schools. Any parent that has sat in on the virtual learning I’m sure has learned by now, their kids aren’t learning much of anything. It’s not the teacher’s fault, it’s the teacher’s union race hustlers and social justice sheep that are in charge you should be holding accountable.

In public education, every child needs to be treated with dignity and respect.  Every child needs to be treated the same.  No child needs...

Around 5 p.m. On March 16, 2021, a 21-year-old, white male named Robert Long, entered Youngs Asian Massage Parlor and shot five people. Two died at the scene; three were transported to the hospital where two later died.

Happy New Year from Frederick County Public Schools, your in-school learning and winter sports have been cancelled! That’s pretty much the message parents received in a Find Out First message 9:00 a.m. January 3, 2021 – the morning before their children were about to go back to school.

“We continue to emphasize that we must provide the opportunity for our students to return to school buildings in a safe environment with the appropriate health and safety protocols in place,” said State Superintendent of Schools Karen B. Salmon. “The lack of in-person instruction is starkly reinforcing the inequities embedded in our society, and continuing the perpetuation of achievement and learning gaps, leaving our most underserved children even more vulnerable.”

National election aside, Frederick County voters have a reason to rejoice this morning. Lois Jarman (D) has been retired from the Board of Education by a resounding loss. Ms. Jarman was appointed to her seat after dropping out of her race for the Board of Education in 2016 and losing her state delegate race in 2018.