The Dean’s List
America Out Loud Network © – The Dean’s List is a show resolved to Renovate the Age by shining the light of truth on the decaying American education system while also shining the light of hope for parents and grandparents.
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Homeschooling’s rise reshapes education in America. The latest Washington Post – Schar School poll shows growth across all demographics, challenging preconceived political divides. With significant shifts in blue states like New York, families are increasingly opting out of public schools, signaling a transformative era for learning and a direct response to the progressive dynamics of the…
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Exploring the shift from public education to innovative schooling methods, I delve into why families are choosing homeschool co-ops, micro-schools, and classical academies. At a Harvard symposium, these models’ rise into the mainstream was examined, yet the true traditional approach to education—parent-led teaching—is regaining strength, reshaping the educational landscape across America…
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – I delve into how the present’s grip on history allows for a rewriting of the past, reshaping our future. I highlight Xi Van Fleet’s chilling parallels between the Cultural Revolution’s historical distortions and current American trends. We also reflect on the removal and destruction of Confederate statues, questioning the motives behind erasing historical symbols and urging a stand for the…
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Beth Ball revisits her alma mater, Churchill High, through her son’s eyes, only to confront a controversial curriculum. Drawing parallels to Xi Van Fleet’s accounts of China’s Cultural Revolution, I advocate for parental vigilance in education. As the state imposes its will, I urge parents to reclaim their role, just as I did by choosing homeschooling. It’s a call to action for parental rights in our children’s…
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – In Oregon, the State Board of Education removes reading, writing, and arithmetic proficiency testing for high schoolers until 2028, citing disproportionate impact on students of color. Controversially, it introduces explicit sexual education, with parents condemning the graphic content and accusing the Board of prioritizing lesser subjects over essential academics. The discord highlights a clash…
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Just days after Mike Johnson’s meteoric rise to Speaker of the House, many still wonder: Who is he? Delving into Johnson’s journey, I explore his roles within the House Republican Conference, his strong foundation in faith, and his disassociation from K Street lobbying. Tony Perkins of the Family Research Council shares insights, underscoring Johnson’s ascent through prayer over politics. Dive into…
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – The transgender movement’s influence permeates various sectors, prominently academia and medicine. Christopher Rufo poses vital questions about its origins and success. Delving into the foundation of “transgender studies” and key figures like Judith Butler and Susan Stryker, I explore the movement’s perspective on gender as a societal creation, challenging nature’s binary and God’s role…
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – At 14, Isabelle Ayala, misdiagnosed by Dr. Jason Rafferty, plunges into a perilous medical ordeal. Now 20, she courageously challenges Rafferty and the American Academy of Pediatrics in a revealing lawsuit, igniting a heated debate on medical ethics amidst Wisconsin’s polarized political sphere, reflecting a broader nationwide discourse on healthcare practices and policies…
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Most Americans recognize the Boston Tea Party, but few are aware of the Edenton Tea Party’s significance. On October 25, 1774, Penelope Barker led women in a brave proclamation against the British tea tax, a bold move in an era when women rarely engaged in politics. Today, the spirit of the Edenton women resonates as modern “mama bears” rise, echoing past heroines and shaping…
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Bill Maher confronts a pressing question on his HBO show: Do Democrats endorse the values of Hamas? As he dives into a comparison between Israeli and Hamas values, it’s clear that the alignment of Democrats is under scrutiny. Amidst the ongoing Middle East conflict, we further explore the core values upheld in America, highlighting the Romeike family’s struggle to remain in the U.S. and the…
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – A majority of Americans deeply care about Judeo-Christian values, setting our nation apart historically. Now is the time to amplify these values, whether through community conversations, consumer choices, or even running for local office. Dive into the tale of Pastor Cross, a Muskegon County champion, who transitioned from a concerned parent to an influential school board member…
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Conservatives voice concerns over America’s shifting culture, emphasizing the need to articulate values more vocally. Idaho parents champion the protection of women and minors in school bathrooms, leading to state legislation. Lambda Legal challenges the law, while Chief U.S. District Judge David Nye upholds it. The Detransitioner Bill of Rights emerges, highlighting risks of medical transitions for…
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Hatred and bitterness are traits no employer seeks. UC Berkeley Law’s Professor Solomon warns against hiring some of his students mired in such emotions. With CEOs demanding names of pro-Hamas Harvard students, the issue gains momentum. Major CEOs rally behind the call, emphasizing shared values. As societal lines are drawn, the question remains: should beliefs dictate…
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Oregon Public Schools Continue Their Quest for Mediocrity
Education, Political
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Chronicling the Oregon State Board of Education’s decisions, we delve into the recent bill that ends the requirement for high school students to prove proficiency in key subjects before graduation. Amidst pandemic disruptions, the move sparks debate. Is Oregon’s education system lowering its standards, or is this a needed pause for reassessment? Dive into the implications and the future of…