The districts have crumbled
Wondrous the stone of these ancient walls, shattered by fate. The districts of the city have crumbled. The work of...
Read More >The long-term shifts taking place in American K-12 education
American K-12 education was doing quite poorly before the advent of the COVID-19 pandemic. In comparisons to other nations on...
Read More >'The Baptists and the Bootleggers' and religious charter schools
Last week we discussed the Oklahoma attorney general’s advisory opinion against enforcement of the state’s prohibition on religious charter schools....
Read More >The Land of (Dis)enchantment
Recently I reported that Florida’s students with disabilities exceeded multiple states statewide averages for all students on multiple 2022 NAEP...
Read More >Religious charter schools? Choose wisely
Oklahoma Attorney General John M. O’Connor released an advisory opinion on Dec. 1, which concluded in essence that enforcement...
Read More >Florida’s special education improvement shines and shames
Education choice critics often claim that choice will harm students remaining in public schools. Florida students with disabilities have had...
Read More >‘They were learning to decode at home with tutors’
Emily Hanford’s podcast Sold a Story tells the disturbing tale of how schools have come to embrace patently absurd and...
Read More >American vranyo
Editor’s note: Vranyo is a noun formed from the verb ‘vrat,’ which means “to lie,” but has a more colloquial,...
Read More >Florida reform cocktail retains potency
The National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) released “the nation’s report card” recently, which included fourth and eighth grade Math...
Read More >And the 2022 NAEP pathetic literacy performance award goes to …
It’s award season here at reimaginED, and we’re reviewing a trend from “the Nation’s Report Card” for low-income students who...
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