Vouchers and Tax Credits
Backfilling Charter Seats: A Backhanded Way to Kill School Autonomy
I respect schools that welcome students at any grade when space opens up, but whether to do this should remain the prerogative of the school, not the state or its regulators.
Vouchers and Tax Credits
Inside Successful District-Charter Compacts
Teachers and administrators collaborate to share best practices
Vouchers and Tax Credits
The ‘Public’ in the Urban Public Education System of the Future
When schools are not run by locally elected school boards, can there still be local control?
Vouchers and Tax Credits
How Private Schools Adapt to Vouchers: Eden Grove Academy
This case study is drawn from "Pluck and Tenacity: How five private schools in Ohio have adapted to vouchers."
Vouchers and Tax Credits
How Private Schools Adapt to Vouchers: St. Patrick of Heatherdowns
This case study is drawn from "Pluck and Tenacity: How five private schools in Ohio have adapted to vouchers."
Vouchers and Tax Credits
The Louisiana Scholarship Program
Contrary to Justice Department claims, student transfers improve racial integration
Vouchers and Tax Credits
Boston and the Charter School Cap
Politics halts growth of top-notch schools
Vouchers and Tax Credits
Competition with Charters Motivates Districts
New political circumstances, growing popularity
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Threats to quality and innovation outweigh benefit of increased access.
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State teacher-license prep materials peddle a debunked theory
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“Terrifying” shortages of counselors mean “students coming to their educators with urgent mental health problems are told to wait three months to get 20 minutes of help.”
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Threats to quality and innovation outweigh benefit of increased access.
The Stubborn Myth of “Learning Styles”
State teacher-license prep materials peddle a debunked theory
Schools Can Help with the Youth Mental Health Crisis
“Terrifying” shortages of counselors mean “students coming to their educators with urgent mental health problems are told to wait three months to get 20 minutes of help.”
How Family Background Influences Student Achievement
Can schools narrow the gap?
Testing Backlash Could Hurt American Global Competitiveness
As U.S. college admissions go test-optional and K-12 standardized testing comes under pressure, China and India loom
