Opinion
What to Make of the Tech Ed Backlash?
August 18, 2026
The nature of education is the classroom experience, and insofar as technology isolates students, we may have handicapped a generation.
Equitable Decision-Making in Education Policy for AI
August 17, 2026
Maintaining human-in-the-loop standards while expanding artificial intelligence (AI) applications in public education remains a critical first step in Virginia.
Vindman, Democratic Activists Owe Constituents Better in VA07
August 17, 2026
How we talk about things matters just as much as what we talk about. We have to do better.
Data Center Misinformation is Killing the Golden Goose
August 17, 2026
Instead of fighting the future, Virginia should revisit the VCEA, speed energy permitting, reform its tax policy, and ease on-site power generation.
Family Stability is Education Policy
August 14, 2026
Virginia’s expansion of commercial marijuana and gambling risks being offset by public spending on the resulting social and educational harms, backdrops that should be considered when weighing student performance.
Family Dinner and What We Have Lost
August 14, 2026
The tradition of a family dinner has been traded out for fast food, smartphones, commutes, and all sorts of distractions.

