States Move to Use PragerU Materials in Public School Classrooms

Conservative PragerU—known on social media platforms for producing free, five-minute videos on a wide range of social, political, historical, and economic issues—now plans to provide curriculum for public schools.

Natasha Holt

7/29/2023|Updated: 7/29/2023

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After being widely mocked by the political left for years for not being a “real” university, PragerU is making its way from device screens to school classrooms.

Since its creation in 2009, PragerU has gained billions of views of its 5-minute videos that feature experts explaining topics related to history, politics, economics, and social issues. In 2022, the nonprofit’s content was viewed on social media and other platforms more than 1.8 billion times, according to CEO Marissa Streit.

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Natasha Holt is a freelance journalist covering politics and social issues. She also writes features on travel-related topics and uplifting slices of American life.

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