First year teachers: 'Sink or swim' has to stop
Why do first year teachers leave the profession, and what can be done about it?
Why do first year teachers leave the profession, and what can be done about it?
Blended learning: electronic babysitting, latest fad or education breakthrough?
The "Massachusetts Miracle" was more than just higher standards implemented well.
Funding and quality in charter schools, views from 50,000 fee down to an individual school.
Less than a month until it’s all over and the gubernatorial race in Ohio is trending rather lopsided. Problem is, certain issues that typically arise during a contested race just haven’t gotten a lot of play this time around.
Board of ed candidate surveys, curbing micromanagement, and doing the work required to help boys become young men
Testing percentages, joining the past, and Cleveland already knows its charters thanks.
Significant boosts, but a flawed study. Amber M. Northern, Ph.D.
The wolves at the charter school doors, school breakfasts, Lima vs. Columbus, and more weird stuff.
Attempt at "transparency" looks more like data spin.
The college-go?ing mindset, Ohio makes a top 10 list, and the 2014 Teacher of the Year.
Ohio v Kentucky on teacher disciplinary actions, more picketing, and where have all the high schoolers gone.
Gubernatorial candidates on education, students bucking the odds in the CLE, and it oughta be a law.
Bus driver shortage in Cincy, "spillover" in Reynoldsburg, and Common Core on the lake shore.
Report cards, public math problems, the future of Common Core hearings, and more.
The "new era of accountability in Ohio, private school merger update, and where IS that state board of ed anyway?
The Buckeye State is at the cusp of an era of new emphasis in K-12 education - the college-and-career-ready era. We look at Ohio's report cards in this new light.
More students fail ninth than any other in high school, and a disproportionate number of students who are held back in ninth grade subsequently drop out.
Columbus City Schools faces the reality of Ohio's "parent trigger" law for the first time.
A new Education Next study has implications for Ohio's OTES teacher evaluation protocols.
Andy Smarick came to Columbus to talk about options for urban education in the future...starting now.
Much analysis of Ohio's school report cards has already taken place in the mainstream media.
More opining on state report cards, handicapping a state Supreme Court case, and how much testing?
The Truth in Numbers review of State Auditor candidate John Patrick Carney has been published in the PD. Fordham is name-checked in discussion of charter school quality in Ohio, and a link is made to last year’s Parsing Performance report by our own Aaron Churchill.
Almost nothing but news, opinion, and analysis about report cards.
Fordham in the News, more report cards, and that pesky "parent trigger" law.
More report card analysis, some condescension, tall ships, and no Common Core.
Report cards, investigative journalism, and the joys of teaching ELA in the era of Common Core.
A quick first look at the trove of new performance data from around Ohio.
Terrible charter authorization practices exemplified, state report cards, and boring testimony.