Tag: charter schools
Education reform has 99 problems…
A recent interview by Tyler Cowen of John Arnold has been making the rounds in ed reform circles, see Michael Goldstein’s write up here. Here is a taste of the interview: Tyler Cowen: There’s a common impression—both for start-ups and for philanthropy—that doing much with K–12 education or preschool just hasn’t mattered that... READ MORECharter schools are eager to seize opportunities created by education customization
ORLANDO, Fla. — The whiplash of uncertainty has buffeted the...
READ MORECharter Schools USA and Step Up For Students join forces to expand options for Florida students
Two of the leading organizations in Florida’s united education choice...
READ MORETechnocrats wear a political dunce crown
David Osborne recently predicted academic doom for red states having...
READ MORENew Schools, facilities and the rise of the microschool
EdChoice has an interesting survey question comparing what...
READ MOREFlorida’s education evolution now has more than 50% of students in school choice options
For the first time in Florida’s history, more than half...
READ MOREThumbs up for Roosevelt students
Jason Bedrick and I published a piece at the Daily...
READ MOREGet thee behind me, Bootlegger!
Longtime NextSteps readers know that your humble author has been...
READ MOREUpsides and downsides of a SCOTUS victory for nation’s first religious charter school
The story: With less than a week to go before...
READ MOREOpen enrollment is the King Kong of Arizona district enrollment loss
If you look at enrollment trends in the Arizona districts...
READ MOREArizona continues to build Schools to Nowhere
In examining the 2024 NAEP results for Arizona, a rather...
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