Tag: open enrollment
The wild west and the shaping of the adjacent possible
Aaron Churchill, Ohio research director for the Thomas B. Fordham Institute, has released a new report on charter schools in his state for the institute. Broadly speaking Churchill praises an effort that began in 2015 to tighten up accountability for authorizers, advocates for funding and other efforts to expand “quality”... READ MORESuburban charter schools, open enrollment pushing over first domino
National Charter Schools Week is upon on us, which is...
READ MORENorth Carolina set to consider three education choice bills
Editor’s note: This article appeared Friday on the centersquare.com. With...
READ MORELeading advocacy team applauds Idaho for ending school zoning discrimination
Editor’s note: This news release appeared Wednesday on yes. every...
READ MOREThe state of play in open enrollment policies
Editor’s note: This analysis appeared last month on the Thomas...
READ MOREWisconsin just might have itself a convoy
‘Cause we got a great big convoy Rockin’ through the...
READ MOREK-12 ‘deadweight loss’ falls mainly on the poor
Deadweight loss, also known as excess burden, is a cost...
READ MOREPlease don’t control your soul’s desire for chaos
Videos have surfaced recently of starving residents of Shanghai screaming...
READ MOREDistricts don’t want to segregate but don’t have enough money for cab fare
District boundaries are not racially neutral, nor are the decisions...
READ MOREDoes school choice need bipartisan support?
Jay Greene and James D. Paul gathered data for a...
READ MOREChoice vs. suburban opportunity hoarding
A few years ago, the Thomas B. Fordham Institute documented...
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