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Supreme Court rules states can’t discriminate against religious schools

EducationJune 30, 2020

On June 30, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that states cannot prohibit tuition grants or scholarships to private religious schools if they award the same grants to secular private schools. The court’s ruling dealt with a state scholarship program in

Municipality exploits police dept. & others to push LGBTQ Pride in Anchorage

CultureJune 29, 2020

Mayor Ethan Berkowitz’s employees are using public resources to promote all things LGBTQ. The municipality’s departmental Facebook pages are now being politically mobilized to stir up support for radical LGBTQ ideologies. Last week, a municipal employee

Stand & fight: Anchorage Assembly attempting to negate parental rights

CultureJune 27, 2020

What is about to unfold at the Anchorage Assembly is one of the most brazen assaults on parental rights in the history of Alaska. The three openly gay members of the Assembly have introduced an ordinance that would ban parents from being able to secure any

Anchorage looks to ban help for minors with unwanted same-sex attraction

FamilyJune 23, 2020

Step aside parents. The three openly gay members of the Anchorage Assembly plan to use police powers to prohibit you from helping your child work through unwanted same-sex attraction or gender-identity confusion. A plan hatched earlier this year by Assembly

Alaska parents fear dangers of increased screen time amid COVID-19

CultureMay 14, 2020

Despite many more hours of free time, warming spring temperatures and increased sunshine, Alaska kids are getting less physical activity and spending more time with video games, smart phones and streaming movies. Alaska’s not alone. Nationally parent

25-year Alaska teacher raises key questions in dealing with controversial books

EducationMay 11, 2020

Editor’s note: The following testimony was delivered on May 6 to the Mat-Su Borough School Board during its deliberation on whether to rescind its April 22 vote to remove five controversial books from a list of recommended reading for an elective high

25-year Alaska teacher raises key questions in dealing with controversial books

EducationMay 8, 2020

Mat-Su book clash reveals flaw with how schools tackle divisive topics

EducationMay 7, 2020

After three hours of call-in public testimony, including name-calling, half-truths and some thoughtful insights, the Mat-Su Borough School Board gaveled out of its May 6 meeting at 10 p.m. National interest in the meeting arose based on a false report that

Book controversy shows need to empower Mat-Su parents, school board president says

EducationMay 5, 2020

There’s nothing like national media coverage over a local controversy to liven up a school board meeting in Alaska. In the wake of the Mat-Su Borough School Board’s April 22 decision to pull five controversial books from the list of recommended reading in

Harvard’s anti-homeschool summit cancelled

EducationMay 4, 2020

An anti-homeschool summit that was scheduled for next month at Harvard Law School has reportedly been cancelled. According to one of the invited speakers, the controversial event was scratched due to COVID-19 concerns. Calls and emails to Harvard to confirm

Parental Rights

Supreme Court rules states can’t discriminate against religious schools

Municipality exploits police dept. & others to push LGBTQ Pride in Anchorage

Stand & fight: Anchorage Assembly attempting to negate parental rights

Anchorage looks to ban help for minors with unwanted same-sex attraction

Alaska parents fear dangers of increased screen time amid COVID-19

25-year Alaska teacher raises key questions in dealing with controversial books

25-year Alaska teacher raises key questions in dealing with controversial books

Mat-Su book clash reveals flaw with how schools tackle divisive topics

Book controversy shows need to empower Mat-Su parents, school board president says

Harvard’s anti-homeschool summit cancelled

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