Federal tax reform would wipe out key deductions By Paul Katula • Nov 5, 2017 Proposed tax changes are in play in Congress. We feel compelled to oppose them because they would negatively affect schools.
EPA advisory boards bring new perspective By Paul Katula • Nov 5, 2017 EPA's Scott Pruitt names advisers who may jeopardize key environmental moves but will take a new look at our clean air policies.
Feds: It’s clear humans cause climate change By Paul Katula • Nov 3, 2017 The govt. released a blockbuster report that says, without question, human activity is responsible for most global warming.
Trump’s Twitter account disabled for 11 minutes By Paul Katula • Nov 3, 2017 You may have heard that President Trump's Twitter account was disabled for 11 minutes last night at the hands of a single rogue employee.
US might partially forgive bad for-profit student loans By Paul Katula • Oct 30, 2017 Student loans from fraudulent for-profit colleges, completely forgiven during the Obama years, might be only partially canceled now.
The federal budget and Title II funding By Paul Katula • Oct 25, 2017 A closer look at Washington's attempts to pass a budget reveals some strategic cuts to programs that could affect teacher quality.
John McCain receives Liberty Medal By Paul Katula • Oct 22, 2017 US Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) delivered remarks Monday at the National Constitution Center as he received the center's Liberty Medal.
George W Bush delivers remarks on Trump-era bigotry By Paul Katula • Oct 19, 2017 Former Pres Geo W Bush spoke at his institute in NY today, talking about the value of civics education, white supremacy, and democracy.
Ames band members walk off during national anthem By Paul Katula • Oct 16, 2017 13 band members at Ames H.S. in Iowa walked off during the national anthem at a football game Friday. Protests continue.
Education advocates concerned about tax reform By Paul Katula • Oct 15, 2017 Tax reform, with a proposal to eliminate the state and local tax (SALT) deduction, could hurt schools in the long run.