Tag: School boards

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You can’t win, but …

John Stuart Mill warned us of the dangers of a state-provided education: Were the duty of enforcing universal education once admitted, there would be an end to the difficulties about what the State should teach, and how it should teach, which now convert the subject into a mere battle-field for... READ MORE
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Autism education, school starts, scholarships and more.
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Back to school countdown begins as tax holiday ends and more
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Florida roundup: Public school choice, digital learning, school grades & more
Public-school choice. Duval County’s superintendent wants to allow parents to enroll...
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Time for school boards to stop competing, start regulating
The latest evidence that school districts are increasingly acting like...
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Florida schools roundup: Charter schools, career academies, dual enrollment & more
Bang for the buck. Florida’s education system gets a lot...
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In Florida, the debate over the future of school boards is happening now
Last year, 43 percent of Florida’s PreK-12 students attended a...
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A superintendent’s legitimate concerns about charter schools & district flexibility
To appreciate the significance of what Nikolai Vitti is saying...
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It’s school boards that are furthering the privatization of public education
Public education is implemented by private entities – textbook publishers,...
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Two school board members apply to be Florida education commissioner
Two sitting school board members in Florida are among the...
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Who should manage the growing diversity of learning options in public education?
Editor’s note: This is the second installment of “A Choice...
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