Tag: charter schools

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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 MORE
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Charter schools are eager to seize opportunities created by education customization
ORLANDO, Fla. — The whiplash of uncertainty has buffeted the...
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Charter 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...
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Technocrats wear a political dunce crown
David Osborne recently predicted academic doom for red states having...
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New Schools, facilities and the rise of the microschool
    EdChoice has an interesting survey question comparing what...
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Florida’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...
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Thumbs up for Roosevelt students
Jason Bedrick and I published a piece at the Daily...
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Get thee behind me, Bootlegger!
Longtime NextSteps readers know that your humble author has been...
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Upsides and downsides of a SCOTUS victory for nation’s first religious charter school
The story: With less than a week to go before...
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Open enrollment is the King Kong of Arizona district enrollment loss
If you look at enrollment trends in the Arizona districts...
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Arizona continues to build Schools to Nowhere
In examining the 2024 NAEP results for Arizona, a rather...
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