Yes, I'm directing a community theater production again, and in the time of covid it's quite the adventure. This time it's the Wizard of Oz, and today we enter the final run-up to performance, so if I don't seem to be logging as many hours at the Institute, that's why. But we have reading for today.
The indispensable Mercedes Schneider keeps us updated on her Ida-related adventures, and how education in her classroom will prevail.
Bruce Baker and Mark Weber have done some important research about funding and education in New Jersey.
Steve Bannon hopes homeschooling moms will be his new shock troops
The Daily Beast has been watching this political storm brewing. Take with a grain of salt, but pay attention.
Big money in selling charter schools
Carol Burris over at the Washington Post lays out a crazy pants story of how one charter group is all about making big real estate dollars.
How republicans turned school choice into a losing issue
A Jennifer Berkshire piece at The Nation takes us to the Pompeo/DeVos choice pep rally in New Hampshire. I told you this was coming, but she actually went.
Black educators silenced from teaching America's racist past
Melinda Anderson takes a look at some effects of the CRT panic
School boards and other political targets
Nancy Flanagan takes a look at the current wave of attacks on school boards.
McSweeney's scores with yet another darkly comic look at education baloney.
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