The Nanaimo Daily News – May 7, 2012
Letter: Parents rejecting public school and hostile union
Re: ‘Education should not be a commodity’ (Daily News, May 4)
Maclean’s – March 13, 2012
Why is it your job to teach your kid math?
Parents are being forced to hit the books and help tutor their kids through a confusing curriculum.
By Cynthia Reynolds
Read this article online here.
Las Vegas Review-Journal – December 26, 2010
Time to separate school and state
By Vin Suprynowicz
We keep getting letters explaining government schools can’t turn out as good a product as private schools – even private schools spending less per student – since the private schools choose their students, while mandatory government youth internment camps have to “take every which one.”
National Post – Nov. 20, 2010
‘Grandma’s watching’
By Joe O’Connor
November 20, 2010
Awesome! Chris Christie tells of apology from President of Teachers Union
By The Right Scoop
Remember when the head of the Bergen County Education Association put out an email praying for the death of Chris Christie? Well after that email was sent out, the President of the Teachers Union offered an official apology and called the Governor’s office to apologize. At that point Christie says that instead of taking the call, he decided to invite her to the Governor’s office for a face to face apology. And that’s when the awesomeness starts:
National Post – Nov. 18, 2010
Cash-for-schoolwork makes no sense
By Marni Soupcoff
The Toronto District School Board (TDSB) is investigating the possibility of paying kids in disadvantaged communities to do well in school. The idea is that students who pass all their classes and perform the normally unexceptional feat of showing up every day for instruction would be rewarded with some extra money.
Will Manitobans surrender their children to the surrogacy of the state and accept this new level of servitude on behalf of their children? Do Manitobans hate God enough to embrace this idolatry and misguided spirit of indolence as their legacy? Or do Manitobans still love God enough to resist this assault on the messianic rule of Christ and the role of parents in administering this rule in the jurisdiction of the family?
St. Catharines Standard – November 10, 2010
McGuinty’s election train off the tracks
By Christina Blizzard
Politics is an extreme blood sport. When things are good, they’re great. Politicians walk on air. They exude that golden glow of success. They can do no wrong. When things are bad, it seems nothing can pull them out of the slump. And right now, things are going very badly for Premier Dalton McGuinty.
First Things Magazine – June/July 2005
A Label that Sticks
By Father Paul Scalia
American Visio – November 8, 2010
Why Liberals Can’t Deal with Bullying
By Gary DeMar