Tag: education and equal opportunity
Families adapt to the dysfunctional K-12 system — if they can afford it
Education Next published a piece recently by Holly Korbey called The Tutoring Revolution, which reads in part: Recent research suggests that the number of students seeking help with academics is growing, and that over the last couple of decades, more families have been turning to tutoring for that help. Private... READ MOREPolly Williams’ and Milton Friedman’s approaches to education choice are merging
Milton Friedman first proposed giving families control of their children’s...
READ MOREMiami-Dade School District proposes new job perk: school choice priority for employees’ kids
As schools in cities across the United States continue struggling...
READ MOREAttention union reps: Stop defending learning loss
Was pandemic learning loss a necessary evil to create a...
READ MOREReport: Parents say learning should be part of everything, everywhere, all at once
Consulting firm Tyton Partners, in collaboration with the Walton Family...
READ MORELearning pods for underserved students earns South Carolina group national recognition
As the pandemic gripped the nation in the spring...
READ MOREArmed guards, busing woes, nepotism and more
READ MOREIn school districts, low-income children will always lose the battle for resources
Editor’s note: Doug Tuthill responds today to a post I wrote...
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