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What could more Charlie Crist mean for education in Florida?

A dramatic – and some would say opportunistic - reversal on a sweeping teacher pay and evaluation bill is among the top...

Eric J. Smith, another Floridian worthy of being Romney’s education chief

EdWeek’s Politics K-12 blog offers an intriguing list of possible education secretaries in a Romney administration, including one prominent Floridian: Jeb...

Protests, protests everywhere, but nary a peep about ed reform

Peace? Check. Worker’s rights? Check. A greener planet? Check. K-12 ed reform? … Not so much. What was anticipated to...

Centrists hold keys on ed reform

At the RNC in Tampa this week, a small but bright constellation is scheduled to line up on education reform. Democrat Michelle...

Next week: redefinED at the RNC

Just a reminder: redefinED will be at the Republican National Convention in Tampa next week. Our offices are six blocks...

School choice will empower teachers

Unlike Kelly Garcia, fresh out of college I knew a lot about unions. I grew up in a union household....

Diane Ravitch goes off the rails

After more than a decade working in education reform I learned long ago that if I stopped to kick every...

Peter H. Hanley

Who should manage the growing diversity of learning options in public education?

Editor's note: This is the second installment of "A Choice Conversation," an ongoing dialogue between Doug Tuthill, president of Step...

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Study: Vouchers boost college enrollment rates for black students

Black students who won private school vouchers through a lottery in New York City were much more likely to later...

A young teacher weighs the pros and cons of teachers unions

Editor's note: A response to Kelly's piece from redefinED host Doug Tuthill is scheduled to run tomorrow morning. by Kelly Garcia Fresh...

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