Author: Nancy Huff
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The Danger of Delayed Prayer
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Recently, Tucker Carlson posed the question, What else can they do to President Trump besides kill him? Once spoken, the words hung in the air and landed on me with a flood of memories from an incident on February 24,2004. This seasonal regret pops up in my memory this time…
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We Can Win School Board Elections!
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Recently, Michael Hartney, who writes for the Manhattan Institute, published an excellent article sharing his extensive research on how the National Education Association’s (NEA) powerful endorsements win seven out of every ten elections for the candidates they support. The NEA’s successful use of endorsements is not limited to the NEA.…
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The NEA’s Stranglehold Can be Broken
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When the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the Biden Administration did not have the authority to cancel $430 billion of student loan debt, the Department of Education (DOE), under the direction of Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona, immediately issued directives to circumvent the court’s ruling. When the U.S. Supreme Court ruled…
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How Communism Infiltrated American Classrooms
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Education in America is like a vast ship that set sail 60 years ago on a path to lead this nation into a Marxist-Communist revolution. Educators worked to that end, and now they rest content in their accomplishment as this ship nears its destination. These educators see no need to…
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The Chinese Communist Party Funds Confucius Classrooms Across the U.S.
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A quick look at the website for the International Leadership of Texas (ILTexas) gives a picture of a prosperous free charter school that serves over 23,000 K-12 students at 22 physical campuses scattered across Texas. ILTexas Schools operates as a third-party nonprofit that can mask the funding ties to the Chinese Communist Party…
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The Prayer that Rocked the State
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Tulsa, Oklahoma, has almost 2000 evangelical churches, ministries, training centers, and universities. Thousands of students come from around the world to study at the beautiful Oral Roberts University and the training centers housed in the city’s mega-churches. Meeting around the teachings of Jesus and praying in His Name are commonplace,…
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Why Johnny Isn’t Taught to Read
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On October 8, 2023, the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) issued by the U.S. Department of Education released the reading and math scores for students tested in the fourth and eighth grades. NAEP made public their testing results in the Nation’s Report Card, revealing that 60% of U.S. students in U.S. public and…
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Children of Smara Visit the Regional Commission of Human Rights
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Last Saturday a group of children from Attaqadoum school in Smara( about 100 miles east of Layoune) visited the office of the regional commission of human rights Laayoune-Smara in Laayoune. The children accompanied with their teachers had a tour in the building of the regional commission and were introduced to…
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LaAyoune Children Meet President of Commission for Human Rights
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On Wednesday May 20th children from Allal Ben Abdellah secondary school visited the regional human rights office in LaAyoune. Mr.Cherkaoui Mohamed Salem president of the commission welcomed the students and had a warm discussion on the various roles and duties of his office, he also made a short presentation on…
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Making Lists
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Recently I took my two-year-old grandson, Hudson, to get a haircut. The hairdresser asked him if he wanted to sit in a fire engine or a New York Taxi for the haircut. He chose the Taxi. With his head perfectly still while the scissors clipped away, we had the following…