"This silence isn’t accidental — it’s the result of a success story so politically inconvenient that it threatens the foundational beliefs of both sides of America’s education debate." via @RaviMGupta@The74 https://t.co/jVSxX4wHgn
Who decides what a school should be? We explore this question in Where the Schools Went, our new series hosted by @RaviMGupta and produced in partnership with @The74 and @MeidasTouch.
Listen to episode one today: https://t.co/pRMgWhWcMS
In May, Tarrant County and Fort Worth locals were surveyed to gauge their views on education. The findings are now available. Check out the complete report at: https://t.co/N9k5DDoyp5
Today’s Supreme Court ruling affirms what we already know to be true: Charter schools are public schools.
Thanks to @charteralliance and the many national advocates who advocated for today’s outcome.
https://t.co/OYdMtPeDJX
Join the @NationalParents at Dirksen Senate Building D406 for an indoor press conference at 12:30 p.m. We will livestream for parents and caregivers across the country.
It's pretty simple @DrJillUnderly:
22 to 19 on the ACT is lowering the bar
"Meeting , Below College Ready" isn't OK
Leaders across the spectrum from @GovEvers to @SpeakerVos, & orgs across the spectrum from @ppi to @WILawLiberty, aren't all "getting it wrong"
CEO Dr. Noemi Donoso is featured in the January Education Issue of Baton Rouge Parents (pages 54-55)! The interview shares her vision for working with community and educational leaders to ensure all students have access to an excellent education. https://t.co/G2dWtc2uAw
I finally have a website where all my writing, editorial, and podcast work lives! Over the years, I've ghostwritten essays, op-eds, and two books. I've penned essays on race and culture and a middle grade fantasy manuscript (that I am currently querying!) https://t.co/rvlFgfXLeX
Check this out: In EVERY SINGLE CITY that significantly expanded public charter schools over the past decade, ALL low-income kids (including those in district-run schools!) leapt toward state averages.
The other cities? Not so much.
Read on from @ppi at https://t.co/ve1YkxIumV
Buried in today's @WisconsinDPI data release - due to lower standards, WI now has a new category: students "meeting expectations", but below college-ready. on the ACT.
We @CityForwardCol have been clear: DPI's changes are bad for students & families. This is just one reason why.
Denver's reforms offer lessons to others seeking change. The challenges that led DPS to reinvent itself—chronic low-performance, financial instability, & declining enrollment—districts across the country face today. Districts can take needed courage from evidence of its success.
This week my colleagues & I @CUDenverSPA released new research examining the impact of Denver Public Schools' portfolio district strategy on individual student achievement overall at the system level & for 3 primary improvement tactics. #edpolicy#edcolo
https://t.co/9YqC8VNY1l
SPRINGFIELD MAYOR: “.. All these federal politicians that have negatively spun our city, they need to know they're hurting our city, and it was their words that did it.”
#SpringfieldOhio
https://t.co/Sf1zLVvy9z
"Given the importance of public education and the need for student data, how can states justify doing such a lousy job at informing parents?" --@mpolikoff https://t.co/u1Z5sDDyfh