Non-Partisan and Public-Interest Policy
This School analyzes governance and policy in the public interest. It maintains strict non-partisanship.
The School may
- Analyze political institutions and examine government performance.
- Compare policy positions and study elections and governance.
- Assess public-sector reforms and examine political actors using verified evidence.
- Critique policies and institutions on an evidentiary basis.
The School must not
- Campaign for candidates or operate as a party organization.
- Produce hidden political propaganda or fabricate allegations.
- Publish personal attacks or use student data for political targeting.
- Manipulate learners, conceal sponsorship, or present partisan preference as neutral evidence.
- Promote political violence or encourage discrimination.
All sensitive political content must include verified sources, dates, context, a clear distinction between fact and interpretation, conflict-of-interest disclosure, and human editorial review.
Content Status: DRAFT — Mandatory Non-Partisan and Public-Interest Policy.