Tag: New Orleans

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Helping parents navigate school choice

We’ve written in the past about the need to help parents navigate an increasingly complicated school choice landscape. For the past year, a new group, EdNavigator, has been helping parents in New Orleans. This week, they’ve been sharing lessons in a series of posts on the Eduwonk blog. New Orleans has a OneApp... READ MORE
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Study: Low-scoring students less likely to switch to higher-scoring schools
The redefinition of public education in New Orleans — in which...
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How charter schools affect school districts
Opponents of charter schools often claim they harm the students...
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‘The New Orleans debate is, in many ways, the national debate’
The debate that has swirled around the overhaul of New...
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Throwback Thursday: New Orleans and the disaster capitalism narrative
On the tenth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, Canadian activist and author...
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This week in school choice: Valid critiques welcomed
We’re awash in tenth-anniversary takes on New Orleans’ schools after Hurricane Katrina....
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This week in school choice: Way of the future?
Ten years after Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans serves as a...
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The real benefits of New Orleans’ education overhaul
This morning, the journal Education Next posted a series of articles...
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More lessons from New Orleans
New Orleans’ pioneering approach to charter schools is interesting enough,...
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School choice and equity: The real lessons from New Orleans
Critics like to describe the overhauled New Orleans public school...
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This week in school choice: Eyes on New Orleans
Between now and August, lots of ink will be spilled...
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