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April 04, 2013 posted by Pam Witmer

In Georgia, teachers, principals AND kids won

What two people in every school have the greatest impact on a child’s education? Teachers and principals. Read More»

April 03, 2013 posted by Mayor Kevin Johnson

Keeping the dream alive

Forty-five years ago on the balcony of the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, Tennessee, our country lost a national icon – Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Read More»

April 03, 2013 posted by Neil Ruddock - FEE

Checking Voicemail

The reform universe was abuzz last week as word spread regarding the Indiana Supreme Court’s upholding of the state’s voucher (i.e. Choice Scholarship) program. Read More»

April 02, 2013 posted by Justine Jacob

What Do iPhones and Public Charter Schools Have in Common?

Our iPhones, computers, and other gadgets constantly alert us to be updated. We don’t seem to have any problem clicking update when they ask us to, but when it comes to updating our state education policies we tend to hesitate.  Read More»

April 01, 2013 posted by Halli Bayer

Do you follow the “five second rule”?

If you drop your delicious donut on the floor and pick it up in less than 5 seconds, will you still eat it? Read More»

March 27, 2013 posted by Eric Lerum

What is the Impact of a School District?

Do school districts matter? The Brown Center on Education Policy at The Brookings Institute released an interesting report today that asks, and attempts to answer, this very question. Read More»

March 26, 2013 posted by Eric Lerum

New Jersey is Taking Over Camden Schools—A Case for Optimism

Admittedly, when we found out that the state of New Jersey is planning to take over the Camden School District, I wasn’t sure what to think. There was certainly an overriding feeling of knowing that something had to be done.  Read More»

March 25, 2013 posted by Halli Bayer

When Mayoral Control is the Right Choice

As mayoral control comes under fire in the Big Apple, parents, policymakers, and concerned citizens are once again debating who should run the biggest school district in the country. Read More»

March 22, 2013 posted by Nithya Joseph

Tangled in Red Tape

“I love what I do at the school I’m in with the community I serve. However, I don’t feel valued as a professional by the district…” – Oakland teacher Read More»

March 21, 2013 posted by Abby Parker

Teachers for Transformation Academy Launches

Formerly known as the Teacher Fellows Program, the Teachers for Transformation Academy is now accepting applications for the 2013-14 cohort.  Read More»

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