Evaluating the NYC Core Knowledge Early Literacy Pilot: Year 3 Report
This stuff really works!
This stuff really works!
Putting pay-for-performance into practice
One handy-dandy rubric
Who's the "conservative" now?
John Kasich “begged” the Ohio Board of Education this week to support Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson’s education overhaul plan. After the SB 5 disappointment, here's hoping the Ohio governor's softer approach can help make a promising policy come to pass, then last.
Pop quiz: Which school district is farthest ahead in designing and implementing a workable teacher evaluation system? Washington, DC, with its IMPACT system? Denver, Colorado, with PRO-COMP? You’re getting warmer…
Michelle Rhee and Eric Lerum of StudentsFirst analyze the Harrison School District's approach to teacher compensation.
Perhaps what we need right now in education is not fewer outsiders, but many, many more.
Pop quiz: Which school district is farthest ahead in designing and implementing a workable teacher evaluation system? Washington, DC, with its IMPACT system? Denver, Colorado, with PRO-COMP? You’re getting warmer…
Congratulations to KIPP: Journey Academy for the school’s EPIC Silver Gain Award from New Leaders for New Schools.
How much impact does SES have on student achievement?
It’s peanut butter jelly time for a few students, minus the jelly.
Ohio's proposed new A-F rating system coming as a shock to many
The Richard Allen Academy Schools Audit highlights, yet again, the need for Ohio statute to clarify the roles and duties of school governing boards, school operators, and school sponsors (aka authorizers).
If Florida Governor Rick Scott signs the state’s digital learning bill, as expected, students in grades K-5 then could bypass a brick-and-mortar school and directly enroll full-time in a virtual instruction program.
If we prize social mobility fostered by accessible higher education, we need good options that are affordable, not a race to spend more dollars without regard to quality of outcomes.
Guest blogger Neerav Kingland, chief strategy officer at New Schools for New Orleans, discusses the education lessons to be gleaned from the transition away from communism in Europe.
Choice Words has developed some legislative guidance for more informative inquiry on the parent trigger.
What this study tells us is that schools matter. And they matter in very old-fashioned ways: as institutions of learning.
Teaching is neither an art nor a science. It's magic—and magic takes a lot of hard work to pull off.
Yesterday we wrote about Ohio’s recent waiver application to the U.S.
Congratulations to KIPP: Journey Academy on winning the EPIC Silver Gain Award!
Florida's McKay Scholarships for Students with Disabilities program should reestablish its status as a pioneer by embracing a reasonable form of results-based accountability
School leaders need help from policymakers to improve the availability of affordable space for teaching and learning, and to plug schools into revitalized neighborhoods.
An analysis of how Buckeye State schools would fare under the grading system proposed in Ohio's NCLB waiver application.
A social sector solution to the "capacity" conundrum
Makin’ it look (big) easy
I can’t get no…satisfaction