October 24, 2022
Academic Questions: The Invention of Foreign Language “Learning Disability”
Richard L. Sparks
Research on “Foreign Language” disability offers strong evidence that the growth in the “learning disability” diagnosis owes more to its usefulness in masking educational under......
September 29, 2022
Article: Open Letter Urging Kentucky to Further Revise Its Social Studies Standards
National Association of Scholars
A group of Kentucky citizens has sent an open letter to the Commissioner of the Kentucky Department of Education stating their support of the recommendations in the NAS/Civics Alliance lette......
August 19, 2022
Article: Diversity Statements, State Standards, and More Harry Trumans
John D. Sailer
From cutting-edge reports to model legislation, the Civics Alliance continues to produce work that demonstrates the need for civics education reform in America.
July 5, 2022
Article: Happy Independence Day from NAS!
Marina Ziemnick
America has a storied history full of highs and lows, and at the National Association of Scholars, we believe that our nation’s history is worth learning and celebrating.
June 22, 2022
Event: American Birthright: Online Launch Event
National Association of Scholars
Join the Civics Alliance on Monday, June 27th, at 2pm ET for the virtual launch of "American Birthright: The Civics Alliance’s Model K-12 Social Studies Standards."
May 10, 2022
Article: Beginning the Long March Back
Marina Ziemnick
Three routes to restoring the credibility of America’s educational institutions.
March 24, 2022
Statement: NAS Statement on the University of California's Proposed Ethnic Studies Requirement
National Association of Scholars
We urge everyone in California, and especially everyone affiliated with the University of California system, to express their opposition to the new Ethnic Studies requirement.
March 18, 2022
Academic Questions: The Tragedy of Mariam, The Fair Queen of Jewry: The Feminist Sop for Renaissance Drama
Gorman Beauchamp
Academic feminists go to some pretty strange lengths to ensure that female “writers” are well-represented in the literary canon of the Renaissance. Gorman Beauchamp considers the strange c......
February 22, 2022
Article: Review: The 1619 Project: A New Origin Story
Tom Mackaman
The front cover of the recently released book version of the New York Times’ 1619 Project speaks as much in a few short words as the following 600 pages of text.
January 18, 2022
Article: Gov. Youngkin Bans Critical Race Theory, but More Reform is Necessary
David Randall
Governor Youngkin has moved swiftly on his campaign promises, yet the state of Virginia must do more to institutionalize education reform.