Published Articles & Media
Undue Process: Why Bad Teachers Rarely Get Fired
The research on “what matters” when it comes to a child’s academic success has been clear for decades: more than anything else that a school can control, the classroom teacher matters most.
Can Policymakers Fix What Ails Online Charter Schools?
Three recommendations for policymakers in states that are wrestling to turn the rapid development of online schools into a net plus for their pupils.
How Career and Technical Education in High School Improves Student Outcomes
A new study finds that Arkansas students with greater exposure to CTE are more likely to graduate, enroll in a two-year college, be employed, and have higher wages.
Is the Friedrichs Case an ‘Existential Threat’ to the Teachers’ Unions?
The Supreme Court has a chance to strike down union agency fees.
