Might even eat some cake today just to warm up. You know the drill, folks. Read and share. Read and share. Only you can help amplify voices in the web-o-sphere.
A Letter To Journalists About Dark Money
A great little primer here from Massachusetts, where dark money tried to make charter schools happen.
Curriculum for Profit and Propaganda
Alan Singer takes a look at the newfound interest in curriculum among the reformnoscenti.
Open and Accessible?
A Chalkbeat reporter tries to attend ten charter school meetings in a month. It doesn't go well.
Gates Funded Commission To Put Value on College Education
Just in case you were worried that Bill Gates might be done messing with education.
I was a white teacher who couldn't talk about race.
Sarah Fine with an open and honest look at her own journey. If you only read one piece this week...
About charter schools-- and Betsy DeVos
Larry Campbell will not make you guess what he really feels.
At Excel Academy, a confrontation that never should have happened
An ugly encounter between a racist and students. For your "I can't believe this kind of crap still happens" file.
Better To Be Born Rich
A Georgetown study tracked kindergartners from 1989. Turns out that test scores don't change your future, but the economics of your family pretty well set it.
What Do Teachers Really Want From Professional Development? Respect.
Yes, somebody gets it.
Dear STAR Test, We Need To Talk, Again
Another crappy standardized test. This time it's reading.
Jeanne Allen
The indispensable Mercedes Schneider digs deep for the story of the crankiest reformster of them all.
The New But Not Necessarily Improved ASD
Tennessee's Achievement School District was a model for how the state could take over a bunch of schools and work miracles. Only it couldn't. But the ASD is still thrashing away down there.
Avenue to the Stars
Have Your Heard looks at the intersection of school and the free market
Jeb Bush's A+ Disaster
A look at how Florida is still paying the price for Jeb! Bush and his edureformerific ideas.
Are School Playgrounds Still Empty?
Nancy Bailey looks at the issue of littles with no chance to run and play.
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