Journal of Educational Controversy Blog

I am saddened to announce the passing of Evelyn Wright on September 22, 2017.   Evelyn was the associate editor of our journal since its...

Editor: The Journal of Educational Controversy welcomes the new dean of the Woodring College of Education, the home of the journal.    Dea...

Colleges and Universities Take a Stand in Support of their DACA Students Many colleges and universities are taking a stand in support ...

A U.S. District Court has ruled that the banning of the Mexican American Curriculum in Tucson, Arizona was discriminatory and motivated by...

Some Resources for Teaching about Charlottesville We are gathering some resources for teaching about the horrific events that have tak...

In these lazy days of summer, we might pepper it with some experiments in thought.   Can you think of anything that our first president, G...

The article, “Ex-school official: Radicals taught Mexican-American program,” written by Astrid Galvan of the Associated Press appeared i...

The article below is reprinted with permission of the Southern Poverty Law Center.   SPLC Denounces Letter from 10 Attorneys General See...

In 2012 the Washington state Supreme Court ruled in the McCleary decision that the state constitution is being violated. K-12 public schoo...

Volume 11 of the Journal of Educational Controversy is now online with a focus on the question:   Is “Best Practices” Research in Educati...

The Journal of Educational Controversy is expanding its pool of reviewers. If you are interested in being considered as a reviewer, e-mail ...

Editor: We have been following the events following the banning of the Mexican American Studies Program in the Tucson Unified School Distri...

This post was first published on BillMoyers.com . Banning Books Is Back in Style March 8, 2017 This post   first appeared on BillMoyer...