A handful of worthwhile reads this week. Remember to share!
Defining High Quality Curriculum
Nancy Flanagan wants to know why curriculum is supposed to be so hard for actual teachers.
Charter Schools Are Pushing Public Education To The Brink
Jeff Bryant looks at how badly charter schools squeeze public school finances. (Spoiler alert: pretty badly)
Active Shooter Drills
A reminder, if you need one, of just how badly this business stinks, and how damaging to a school's atmosphere these little death plays are becoming.
A Wake-Up Call To AI Companies
An interview with Anand Giridharadas, a guy you should definitely know about.
What Part of No To Vouchers Do Lawmakers Not Understand
Arizona lawmakers are determined to just sort of ignore the results of recent elections, decisions, uprising-- you name it.
The Myth of De Facto Segregation
From the Kappan. Segregation didn't just kind of happen, and the soft bigotry of low expectations is not the major problem.
Third Grade Flunk Laws and Unintended Consequences
Yes, Nancy Flanagan is on here twice. I can't help it if she keeps writing indispensable stuff.
The Trouble With Test-Obsessed Principals
Steven Singer takes a look at how testing messes with the front office and what that means for everyone else in the building.
Portfolio Governance Creates Unstable Charter Sector
Firing your way to excellence involves closing lots of schools. That's not really helpful in any district.
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