Teachers unions are showing their true colors once again by preparing another fight against returning to work in person, this move highlights the main problem with K-12 education in America: a massive power imbalance between the public school monopoly and families.

Corey DeAngelis

Kids don't belong to the government, and parents are never going to surrender their right to educate their children as they see fit, the implosion of the NSBA shows that parents are a force to be reckoned with if they band together and push for change.

Corey DeAngelis

We're halfway there, it's about time the ‘National’ School Boards Association seriously considered renaming itself. Perhaps it's now time to call them the ‘Semi-National’ School Boards Association since half of the states have decided to cut ties with the NSBA.

Corey DeAngelis

Every state should follow Arizona's lead, if a Safeway doesn't reopen, families can take their money elsewhere. If a school doesn't reopen, families should be able to take their children's education dollars elsewhere. In fact, families should be able to take their children's education dollars elsewhere regardless. Education funding is meant for educating children, not for protecting a particular institution.

Corey DeAngelis

The union should just be honest about what they're getting ready to do. It's a strike, they're being deceptive by calling it ‘a remote work action’ or a ‘schoolwide operational pause.’ If employees are expected to show up to work in person and they don't, that is a strike, not a ‘remote work action.’.

Corey DeAngelis

Private schools have been fighting to reopen, but so many public schools and teachers unions are still fighting to remain closed, the main difference is one of incentives: one of these sectors gets your money regardless of whether they open doors for business.

Corey DeAngelis