Let us start with a confession: As card-carrying members of the school-choice and testing-and-accountability wings of the education reform movement, we have at times been dismissive, even hostile, to local school board members. That’s because these elected officials, constrained as they may be by laws, regulations, and the leanings of those they employ, have often seemed willing to protect the status quo and resist changes intended to overhaul the jalopy we call American public schooling.

Hoover Institution fellow Michael Petrilli discusses how our schools can balance safety and learning in a COVID-19 world.

Hoover Institution fellow Lanhee Chen discusses his Washington Post article "Here’s how college students can return to campus in the fall."

Michael Flynn, Title IX, The COVID Reopening, and a Supreme Court roundup.