Published Articles & Media
The Education Exchange: The Trouble With Critical Race Theory
"That we would teach our children in schools, in elementary schools to focus on their racial differences, I think, is a recipe for disaster," says author Jason Riley.
“The Only Way We’ll Have Economic Development in Some Parts of the World Is to Improve the Schools”
Yidan Prize winner Eric Hanushek on human capital
The Education Exchange: Detroit School Superintendent Nikolai Vitti on How He Changed Three Quarters of the District’s Principals
"The board has to know that they're hiring a reformer," he says. "I think they wanted someone that was not afraid to implement change."
The Education Exchange: Bishop of Charleston Joins Historically Black Colleges in Legal Challenge to South Carolina Ban on Pandemic Aid to Private Schools
NAACP sides with Pitchfork Ben Tillman: "so opposed to school choice, that they are willing to minimize the history of racism in South Carolina," a lawyer says.
“School Choice in the Post-Pandemic Era” Webinar Series Begins this Week with Governor Jeb Bush
Union president, superintendents from Dallas and Miami-Dade will also participate
The Education Exchange: “The Only Way We’ll Have Economic Development in Some of the Developing Parts of the World Is To Improve the Schools”
Yidan Prize winner Eric Hanushek on human capital
The Education Exchange: In Miami-Dade, 75 Percent of Students Are Enrolled in Choice Options
"Choice closer to where students live is the best type of high-quality choice," says Superintendent Carvalho
The Education Exchange: Supreme Court to Weigh Whether Maine Can Exclude Religious Schools
"It's religious discrimination... and it's unconstitutional," says lawyer Michael Bindas, explaining the First Amendment issue in Carson v. Makin.
The Education Exchange: Mask-Wearing Mandates Are Based on “Pathetic” Lack of Data, a Johns Hopkins Doctor Warns
"This recommendation for every three-year-old in America to wear a mask with such universality and vigor is disproportional to any science to support it," says Professor Marty Makary
The Education Exchange: Results of the 2021 Education Next Survey of Public Opinion
Schools are less popular than police or the post office
