Gadfly Bites - 2/20/15
What does it mean to align curriculum to standards, who are the Akron PeaceMakers, and more
What does it mean to align curriculum to standards, who are the Akron PeaceMakers, and more
The race to buy closed school buildings, PARCC testing update, and more
What the state budget may hold for charter schools, education/transportation, more
Teacher success connected to teacher prep, dual enrollment, and Chad is everywhere
Cincinnati Schools Accelerator seeks CEO
He said/she said on the education budget and another Research Bites look at science proficiency
Wide support for charter reform, Common Core success in Hudson, transportation audits, more
College is only worth it if you graduate. Michelle Lerner
Opining on the governor's K-12 budget, PARCC safe harbor, "listen to the teachers", and more
Chad's written testimony, delivered Feb 11, 2015.
"Rock star" teacher leaving her gig, parents in schools, corporations in schools, more
Inside Ohio’s new Quality Sponsor Practices Review (QSPR)
An argument against watering down testing and accountability
The good and the bad in recent Ohio education news
Sponsor-centric charter reform, retaining the voucher-eligible, and science proficiency among low-income students
Legislating begins, district runs released, and quite a bit of "squawking"
Transportation study fail, virtual day fail, budget cutting fail, and more.
Governor Kasich released his FY 16-17 biennial budget today. True to his word, Kasich featured charter school reforms prominently, with a focus on improving sponsor quality, eliminating conflicts of interest, and addressing some of the funding inequities that plague charter schools.
Looking at the state of education in Ohio’s State of the State cities
Charter school bill, charters in the budget, EdChoice applications, and much more.
Opining on HB 2 begins, replacing the FRPL indicator, Austintown v Youngstown, and more
House tackles charter law, Senate tackles testing, Toledo tackles Kindergarten readiness, more
In New York, smart teacher-training policies led to universal improvement. Dara Zeehandelaar, Ph.D.
Stop robbing the piggy bank, politicos. Kevin Mahnken
Quality is still paramount in the new world of computerized testing. Victoria Sears
It took a few days, but newspaper editors have finally started taking note of the state auditor’s report on charter school attendance.
"Government schools", a Straight A Fund project, the end of disagreement on Common Core, and more