Firing the Detroit school board may be good for the Motor City
An attorney general's audacious move may highlight the desperate need for an emergency manager.
An attorney general's audacious move may highlight the desperate need for an emergency manager.
Terry Ryan tells the Dayton Daily News about Fordham’s work in the Gem City and the pressing education issues facing Dayton today.
Welcome to the Battle of Just-Right Texts
What the feds can and should do
Prepare for a full-throated debate on school spending
An empiricist votes “yes” on tracking
Embracing a new “new unionism”
No harm, no foul—yet no real gains
If our current system isn't working, why not try other options--even those of the for-profit variety?
While most 20 year-old college students are partying, Andrew Blumenfeld was running for a seat on the La Cañada Board of Education in Los Angeles.
The Annie E. Casey Foundation sums up gains and set backs for our nation's children in this year's report
In November, they're decide who has the power to authorize charter schools
Big moves on teacher-tenure and -evaluation reform in a traditionally blue state.
Utah edu-leaders have the opportunity to show that their decision was about smart CCSS implementation, not politics.
Accountability needs reform
Three new Fordham schools open their doors this month
Anthony Kim of Education Elements comes to Ohio
Fordham's new study on school finance
Can outsourcing schools work in Ohio?
Louisiana's call for a practical accountability system for the state’s voucher program
Eduction Sector report on the reforms teachers support
NCLB second round waiver review
Congratulations KIPP Journey Academy
A single woman will affect lots of people for years to come. Sandra Crane, a 75-year-old volunteer Sunday school teacher from Michigan, is using her life savings (about $150,000) to build a school in Uganda.
The program, slated to expire at the end of this year, needs more time--and attention--to reach its full potential.
Michigan's Highland Park School District offers a worthwhile experiment in edu-governance
Instead of a helpful resource, their new book simply defends existing--and poorly aligned--curricular material.