A prime charter falls in Indy
by Kenya Woodard A charter high school with an innovative curriculum that allows students to earn both a diploma and a...
Read More >The success of the Children's Scholarship Fund
Editor's note: Theodore Forstmann, philanthropist and co-founder of the Children's Scholarship Fund, died Sunday at the age of 71. Forstmann...
Read More >Five degrees of separation -- a changing American anomaly
Editor's note: Gloria Romero is a former Democratic senator from California and the California director of Democrats for Education Reform....
Read More >The reality of school district spending
by Alan Bonsteel In the last decade, the school choice movement has succeeded in the unmasking of falsifications of dropout rates...
Read More >Hey, Mikey! They like it! (or, hope for Washington State)
Editor's note: This entry comes from Fawn Spady, the chairwoman of the American Center for School Choice This past week,...
Read More >Continuing one researcher's seminal work -- a call to action
by Alan Bonsteel One of the most devastating arguments made for the school choice wars has been the observation by researcher...
Read More >The persuasive power of graduation rates
Editor's note: This post comes from Dr. Alan Bonsteel, the president of California Parents for Educational Choice and an associate...
Read More >A new era, and a new partner, for redefinED
Editor's note: As redefinED enters its second year of publication, it has joined an alliance with the American Center for...
Read More >Seeking a paradigm shift for private schools with public purpose
Editor's note: This guest column comes from James Herzog, the associate director for education at the Florida Catholic Conference. More...
Read More >Interest spiking in Indiana voucher program
by Kenya Woodard While a group of educators and clergy are challenging Indiana’s voucher law in court, more than 125 schools...
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