Second-Generation Americans: A Portrait of the Adult Children of Immigrants
Andrew SarafThe American dream is alive and well
Measuring Up the Model: A Ranking of State Charter School Laws, Fourth Edition
Angel GonzalezState policy environments continue to improve
Is the Juice Worth the Squeeze? A Benefit/Cost Analysis of the District of Columbia Opportunity Scholarship Program
Brandon L. WrightBig impacts, big financial returns
Debunking the Myths of Standardized Testing: A CTU Position Paper
Greg HutkoI’ll see your “debunking” and raise you the truth
D.C. charter growth doesn’t need a “momentary pause”
Adam EmersonJoint efforts between city, district, and charter leaders are good if they lead to more and better options for all students, but some key city officials sound more like they’re trying to put a brake on the charter momentum
Student data scandal must prompt reform
Aaron ChurchillOhio Auditor of State Dave Yost today reported that nine school districts manipulated student ttendance data, in order to improve their school performance results.
Closing bad charters isn’t the only challenge
Adam EmersonThe point of the “One Million Lives” campaign is to create the conditions that allow a million kids a seat in at least 3,000 high-performing schools
Common Core v. the false promise of leveled literacy programs
Kathleen Porter-MageeWhat does the CCSS text-complexity guidance means for curriculum, instruction, and standards implementation?
Testing and regulations don’t scare private schools from voucher programs
Emmy L. PartinKey findings for Ohio based on Fordham report School Choice Regulations: Red Tape or Red Herring
Governor Kasich's Straight A Innovation Fund had long gestation
Terry RyanOpinion piece about Kasich's Straight A Innovation Fund
Science standards 2.0
Chester E. Finn, Jr., Kathleen Porter-MageeProblematic in more ways than it is strong
Doing good and doing better
The Education GadflyPlenty of folks in the education business seek the limelight. Not all deserve it—at least, not for doing good. But some individuals and groups that do great good for kids, teachers, and schools prefer to do so quietly, even invisibly.
Progress Report to Department of Defense Education Activity
Andrew SarafFive stars for the National Math and Science Initiative
Discussing student mobility and diverse schools: Events in Dayton and Cincinnati
Three events scheduled for February, 26.
Testing and regulations don’t scare private schools from voucher programs
Emmy L. PartinOhio findings from Fordham's national voucher report
Northeast Ohio educators discuss the impact of student mobility on their schools
A report and photos from the event
The implication of CREDO's research: Strong charter authorizing is vital
Aaron ChurchillAn examination of Stanford University's charter school quality report
Authors provide insights about education’s most debated issues
Jeff MurrayA glimpse of SAGE Publishing's 10-volume reference set about debated issues in American Education
High-performer turnover and firm performance: The moderating role of human capital investment and firm reputation
Angel GonzalezA review of high-performer turnover in organizations, impact to firms and how schools can learn from these organizations
Governor Kasich’s Straight A Innovation Fund had long gestation
Terry RyanExcitement over Kasich's Straight A Innovation Fund
Author visit: The Diverse Schools Dilemma
Education writer and analyst Michael Petrilli speaks in Columbus
Ohio's charter law remains a laggard
Terry RyanCharter laws in Ohio still has room to grow
Kids making apps and superintendents talking about details
Angel GonzalezNews headlines from the week
Authors provide insights about debated issues in American education
Jeff MurraySAGE publishing article about Debating Issues in American Education
One foundation’s commitment to school choice pays off
Adam EmersonNo single philanthropic organization has put more effort and money into the advancement and improvement of school choice than the Walton Family Foundation
Guarded optimism for Governor Kasich's education plan
Aaron ChurchillThe details aren't out, but early indicators are promising
Fordham’s Initial Comments on Governor Kasich’s Proposed School Reforms
Terry RyanInitial comments about Kasich's fund plans that were announced January 30, 2013
The implication of CREDO's research: Strong charter authorizing is vital
Aaron ChurchillGrowing quality charter schools requires strong charter school authorizers