Here's your list of stuff to read from the week. Remember-- if you appreciate it, share it.
I missed this take on learning loss web it first appeared in Hechinger Report (I actually caught it because a reformster was having an all-caps hissy about it on the tweeter). It's worth a look at one more explanation of why learning loss does not merit Full Panic Mode.
It does my heart good to find people of faith who do not go all in with the hard right anti-public ed stuff. Here's the editor of Baptist Standard explaining why Christians should not be all in on vouchers.
School forced to close after donors pull funding over LGBTQ language
School forced to close after donors pull funding over LGBTQ language
Meanwhile, for those who believe that the free market will take care of everyone, here's the story of a Christian private school that got dumped by its funders because it dared to be LGBTQ positive.
Alfie Kohn, tongue in cheek, offers advice on how to stop growth and change in society and schools.
Jose Luis Vilson did a TED Masterclass on one of his best subjects--the importance and necessity of including teacher voice in discussions about education.
DeSantis and Education: Sterilizing “Freedom.”
The indispensable Mercedes Schneider takes a look at one of the slices of anti-woke repression in Florida.
Ron DeSantis shows how not to run an education system
Willful Ignorance? Underestimating The Costs of HB1/SB202 Will Hurt Public Schools
Jennifer Rubin in the Washington Post becomes the first national journalist to actually listen to Billy Townsend on the subject of how Florida's much-touted test results are illusory baloney.
Gregory Sampson attempts to round up the many threads of the DeSantis attack on public education.
Sue Kingery Woltanski at Accountabaloney computes just how expensive one of Florida's wacky voucher programs could turn out to be. Turns out when you offer people free money, they take it.
Moms For Liberty Bucks County Leaders Think Public Schools Are Trying To Bring Pedophilia Into The Classrooms
At the Bucks County Beacon, Cyril Mychalejko listens to the local Moms for Liberty opine on their battle against evil. It's some scary stuff.
You may not be paying attention to Nebraska, but Betsy DeVos and her crowd surely are. Aaron Sanderford has the report at Nebraska Extra
And here's why. The AP takes a look at the new push to commandeer Nebraska's education system with vouchers.
Jan Resseger takes a thoughtful look into the value and purpose of public education and the goals that privatization will not help us achieve.
When Students Cheat, They Only Hurt Themselves
Larry Cuban hosts one of the better takes on the whole ChatGPT thing panic, and cheating.
Steven Singer offers some thoughtful perspective on the issue of cheating, and some important lessons to remember.
Meanwhile, it was a busy week for me at Forbes.com. A piece offering more details on ChatGPT's shortcomings, a look at Idaho sending vouchers down to defeat, and the tale of veteran DC administrators losing their jobs because they blew the whistle on Relay Graduate School of Education.
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