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Critical race theory is a toxic ideology that threatens everything Idahoans and Americans hold dear. In this webinar, Idaho Freedom Foundation Education Policy Director Anna K. Miller explains what critical race theory is, how schools implement it, and what parents can do to combat this new threat. To download Idaho Freedom Foundation's toolkit for fighting […]
Dr. Scott Yenor & Anna K. MillerMaine Policy InstituteFebruary 2022
Anna K. Miller, Arthur Milikh, & Susan KaestnerVelocity ConvergenceFebruary 2022
By Anna K. Miller and Dr. Scott Yenor Critical Social Justice (CSJ) is written into the DNA of Idaho’s public education system. At the most fundamental level, Idaho’s education system is designed to replace the influence of parents on the opinions and sentiments of children with the influence of public institutions. Our public education system […]
By Kaitlyn Shepherd & Anna K. Miller Every student is unique, and each one possesses a distinctive combination of skills, interests, aspirations, and goals. All students deserve the flexibility to choose the method of education that best suits their needs and prepares them to succeed in their future endeavors. The flexibility to empower students in […]
Dr. Scott Yenor & Anna K. MillerThe James G. Martin Center for Academic RenewalJanuary 2022
Idaho students, parents, businesses, and taxpayers rely on universities to produce graduates ready to contribute and compete in the workforce and lead fulfilling lives. Dozens of programs at public universities do so, but dozens more leave their students with dangerous levels of student loan debt and taxpayers on the hook when graduates default on their […]
By Adam Kissel & Anna K. Miller The U.S. Department of Education’s gainful-employment rule targeted degree programs in which graduates had high debt relative to income — but only at for-profit colleges, ignoring the many public and nonprofit college programs with similarly bad results. The rule is poised to return. This study uses new data […]
By Anna K. Miller and Kaitlyn Shepherd In December 2014, Maryland parents Danielle and Alexander Meitiv received a visit from police and were investigated by Child Protective Services over concerns about parental neglect after allowing their two children, ages 6 and 10, to walk one mile home from a nearby park. Similarly, in August 2018, […]
By Anna K. Miller and Niklas Kleinworth Many parents objected to public school mask mandates and poor virtual learning environments during the pandemic, according to new data suggesting homeschooling is on the rise in Idaho — and the nation. New data from the United States Census Bureau shows that 11.1% of K-12 students across America […]
By Anna K. Miller & Niklas Kleinworth Idaho’s K-12 school districts and teachers unions regularly gripe about being the last state in the country in per student spending. The central problem, however, is an inflexible and arbitrary education funding model that is not meeting students' or educators' needs. Currently, only 2.4% of Idaho’s education operating […]
By Anna K. Miller and Niklas Kleinworth Early education advocates want you to believe that the case for universal preschool is so concrete that questioning its track record is an act of heresy. After all, who wouldn’t want to help adorable little kids get an early start on success? But the data show universal preschool […]
