A Democracy for Those Who've Never Known It
Jose Luis Vilson takes on the tough topic of democracy in schools-- or rather, the lack thereof.
As the COT Slow-Moving Train Wreck Continues, the Republican Blame Game Begins
ECOT was given years of access to Ohio taxpayer dollars, and didn't do much with it except make one guy rich. Now the gravy train has been stopped. Plunderbund takes a look at who's being set up to take the blame.
Inside the Virtual Schools Lobby
How the talking point of parent empowerment is leveraged to keep cyber-schools going, even when there isn't a shred of evidence that they work.
Why Amerca's Teacher Shortage Is Going To Get Worse
Yeah, we already know the answer, but here's the NY Post saying something about the issue. And they don't even like teachers.
The Regret Industry
Audrey Watters takes a look at the new cottage industry in reformer revelations- "Hey, I think I might have been wrong about something!"
The Skills Trap
Have You Heard talks to Mike Rose about the problems of narrowing education to a vocational focus.
Every Day We Fail To Take Action, We Choose This Fate
There are so many good pieces being written in the aftermath of the latest school shooting, but this one from Nancy Flanagan is particularly on point.
How about this for bad news; what's your opinion on this court case? https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/janus-unions-supreme-court-case_us_5a873b4de4b00bc49f43decd
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