Tag: this week in school choice
The week in school choice: Consent of the governed
On Saturday, the NAACP’s board approved its resolution calling for a moratorium on new charter schools. Here’s a worthwhile response from Charles Cole, III: I am a member of the NAACP and contrary to many other black folks; I do have a profound respect for them and what they are meant... READ MOREThe week in school choice: Now it’s personalized
Facing tricky political calculus, Nevada’s governor is convening state lawmakers...
READ MOREThe week in school choice: Winning in court
Nevada’s Supreme Court blocked one of the country’s most ambitious...
READ MOREThe week in school choice: Ugly history
The history of American public education is messy, and at...
READ MOREThe week in school choice: The Florida approach
The court battle over the nation’s largest private school choice...
READ MOREThe week in school choice: Good news
Let’s start this off with some good news. The enormous...
READ MOREThe week in school choice: The rights of children
Less than a week ago, California’s high court dealt a...
READ MOREThis week in school choice: Stop generalizing about charter schools
This week, Nat Malkus of the American Enterprise Institute examined the...
READ MOREThis week in school choice: History matters
At the end of a podcast debating the fallout from...
READ MOREThis week in school choice: Are you listening?
School choice debates have divided civil rights advocates in Florida, and this...
READ MOREThis week in school choice: Control
Democrats made it through their week-long national convention without talking...
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