David Randall is the Director of Research at the National Association of Scholars. He focuses on education, particularly in the realms of private and public education, school administration, and cultural movements, examining how these elements intersect with society and culture. His work has been featured in prominent outlets including Reuters, Yahoo News, and The Globe and Mail.
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By David Randall April 21, 2026 X Story Stream recent articles Video: Global Warming Lorem Ipsum Dolor Sit ...
Iowa policymakers have an opportunity to deepen and make more effective their commitment to higher education reform. passed the Iowa House last month; its equivalent, , awaits consideration by the Senate. Iowa would benefit greatly if SF 2232 passed the Senate and could be presented to Gov. Kim Reynolds.
A year ago, the National Association of Scholars (NAS) urged the Trump administration not to defund the Institute of Education Sciences (IES). It framed the benefit of the IES above all as a way to keep the states honest.
America has suffered an assault on its civic memory from radical mobs who tore down statues across America in 2020. Their collaborators in public office have also denuded us of our public memory, often by not only removing but also destroying statues. Some of the statues have been of Confederates, but this distinction is a red herring. I
By: David Randall, Sarah Kiesewetter
America needs excellent and comprehensive K-12 English Language Arts (ELA) instruction. For generations, American classrooms have produced graduates who, on average, possess a steadily shrinking ability to read and write, and a steadily shrinking bank of basic knowledge. Even with the encouraging recent shift towards literacy instruction built upon the Science of Reading and Writing, reading and writing abilities
By David Randall April 29, 2026 X Story Stream recent articles Video: Global Warming Lorem Ipsum Dolor Sit ...
By David Randall May 01, 2026 X Story Stream recent articles Video: Global Warming Lorem Ipsum Dolor Sit ...
Andrew Gillen’s Federal Budget Reform Opportunities in Higher Education for 2026, written for the Cato Institute, presents a sober, thoughtful series of suggestions for fiscal reform in federal higher education policy. Translation: Gillen calls for significant pruning of higher education spending, but not for zeroing it out. He calls for “policies that would save more […]
Harvard political theorist Danielle Allen, much profiled , is a curious figure. Author, political candidate, inspiring figure behind the deplorable Educating for American Democracy , Allen offers a vision of the best the modern left has to offer, but she will not—perhaps cannot —firmly repudiate the activist radicalism that is the left at its worst. The academy should embrace her to begin to purge its demons. Tradition-minded education reformers should not, or they will find themselves taken over by those demons.
By: David Randall
New AP alternatives from Florida and CLT could challenge the College Board if states reform credit recognition and curriculum policy.
