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Hired Today, Fired in ‘22: Are Relief Funds Setting Schools Up for Fiscal Cliff?

The political impact is increasingly seen in state and local elections, where many school board members have faced a historic spate of recall attempts

Joshua Parrish

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I believe in the Power of Education

charter schools

Making School Choice Available to All Families

The political impact is increasingly seen in state and local elections, where many school board members have faced a historic spate of recall attempts

Christian Barnard

Pandemic

Back to School — After 18 Months of COVID: Before Kids Can Learn They Must Heal

The political impact is increasingly seen in state and local elections, where many school board members have faced a historic spate of recall attempts

Conor Williams

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Opinion

Kowalski: States Will Never Meet ESSA Goals Without Data Empowering Teachers & Parents to Help Students

Paige Kowalski

July 24, 2017

Opinion

Cunningham: On School Segregation, Teachers Union President Randi Weingarten Is Projecting

Peter Cunningham

July 23, 2017

Opinion

Sahm: Newark’s Charter Schools Deliver on Their Original Purpose — and Spark Innovation Across the District

Charles Sahm

July 23, 2017

Opinion

Cantor: How Poor Parents Really Practice School Choice

David Cantor

July 23, 2017

Opinion

Cook: Pettiness Blocks Progress in Louisiana, as Governor Vetoes Common Sense Education Bill

Peter Cook

July 19, 2017

Union Report

Analysis: How the California Teachers Union Is Spending Its Summer

Mike Antonucci

July 18, 2017

Opinion

Simpson: When Teachers Act as Coaches, Everyone Comes Out a Winner

Quinn Simpson

July 17, 2017

Opinion

Ladner: ‘Frontier Justice’ From Parents at ‘Wild West’ Charter Schools Yields Great Results for Students

Matthew Ladner

July 17, 2017

Opinion

Cantor: Falling in Love Again (With School Policy) Binge-Watching ‘The West Wing’

David Cantor

July 16, 2017

Opinion

Weisberg: Paying Teachers Not to Teach Is Absurd — but Reviving NYC’s ‘Dance of the Lemons’ Hurts Kids

Daniel Weisberg

July 13, 2017

Opinion

Richmond: Autonomy or Accountability? Good Charter School Authorizing Means Balancing the Two

Greg Richmond

July 12, 2017

Opinion

Lieberman: ESSA Allows States to Focus on Often Overlooked Pre-K Ed Players — School Principals

Abbie Lieberman

July 11, 2017

#ShowTheEvidence

Analysis: Ed Tech Decision Makers Are Under Pressure in Higher Education

Fiona Hollands, Alison Griffin, and Bror Saxberg

July 10, 2017

Opinion

Irvin & Gray — Reforming the Way We Govern Schools: Stronger Charter Boards Are Essential to Education Reform

Ethan Gray & Carrie Irvin

July 10, 2017

Union Report

Antonucci: NEA’s New Charter Schools Policy Isn’t New, Just Matches Union’s Long-Held Action Plan

Mike Antonucci

July 9, 2017

Opinion

Arnett: Schools Will Be the Beneficiaries, Not the Victims, of K-12 ‘Disruptive Innovation’

Thomas Arnett

July 9, 2017

Building Integrated Classrooms

Boser and Baffour: Making School Integration Work for the 21st Century

Ulrich Boser and Perpetual Baffour

July 5, 2017

Opinion

Williams: Raising LA High School Graduation Rates by Any Means Necessary Is an Empty Accomplishment

Conor Williams

July 5, 2017

Opinion

Rice: Charter Schools Are Advancing the Cause of Black Education in America for the 21st Century

Ron Rice

July 5, 2017

Opinion

Slover: Remembering Mitchell Chester, the ‘Johnny Appleseed’ of U.S. Education Policy

Laura Slover

June 29, 2017

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Hired Today, Fired in ‘22: Are Relief Funds Setting Schools Up for Fiscal Cliff?

The political impact is increasingly seen in state and local elections, where many school board members have faced a historic spate of recall attempts

I believe in the Power of Education

Making School Choice Available to All Families

The political impact is increasingly seen in state and local elections, where many school board members have faced a historic spate of recall attempts

Back to School — After 18 Months of COVID: Before Kids Can Learn They Must Heal

The political impact is increasingly seen in state and local elections, where many school board members have faced a historic spate of recall attempts

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Hired Today, Fired in ‘22: Are Relief Funds Setting Schools Up for Fiscal Cliff?

The political impact is increasingly seen in state and local elections, where many school board members have faced a historic spate of recall attempts

I believe in the Power of Education

Making School Choice Available to All Families

The political impact is increasingly seen in state and local elections, where many school board members have faced a historic spate of recall attempts

Back to School — After 18 Months of COVID: Before Kids Can Learn They Must Heal

The political impact is increasingly seen in state and local elections, where many school board members have faced a historic spate of recall attempts

Children deserve a first-rate education.The public deserves first-rate reporting on it.Please make a tax-exempt donation to The 74.

From the Archives

The Best of The 74

‘We Will Get Out the Vote’: D.C. Middle Schoolers Barnstorm College Campus to Get Students to the Polls

‘Countries Aren’t Sports Teams’: International Test Rankings Distort More Than They Reveal, Renowned Statistician Warns

‘I Feel Happy to Enter Classes Again’: One Migrant Teen’s Perilous Journey From El Salvador to High School in the U.S.

‘If You’re Not at the Table, You’re on the Menu’: Importance of African-American Voices in Ed Reform Focus of UNCF Event

‘It Only Gets Better From Here’: After State of the Union, Students Stage ‘State of the Youth’

‘The Right Way to Spank a Child’? WSJ Op-Ed Sparks Debate Over Corporal Punishment

Kowalski: States Will Never Meet ESSA Goals Without Data Empowering Teachers & Parents to Help Students

Cunningham: On School Segregation, Teachers Union President Randi Weingarten Is Projecting

Sahm: Newark’s Charter Schools Deliver on Their Original Purpose — and Spark Innovation Across the District

Cantor: How Poor Parents Really Practice School Choice

Cook: Pettiness Blocks Progress in Louisiana, as Governor Vetoes Common Sense Education Bill

Analysis: How the California Teachers Union Is Spending Its Summer

Simpson: When Teachers Act as Coaches, Everyone Comes Out a Winner

Ladner: ‘Frontier Justice’ From Parents at ‘Wild West’ Charter Schools Yields Great Results for Students

Cantor: Falling in Love Again (With School Policy) Binge-Watching ‘The West Wing’

Weisberg: Paying Teachers Not to Teach Is Absurd — but Reviving NYC’s ‘Dance of the Lemons’ Hurts Kids

Richmond: Autonomy or Accountability? Good Charter School Authorizing Means Balancing the Two

Lieberman: ESSA Allows States to Focus on Often Overlooked Pre-K Ed Players — School Principals

Analysis: Ed Tech Decision Makers Are Under Pressure in Higher Education

Irvin & Gray — Reforming the Way We Govern Schools: Stronger Charter Boards Are Essential to Education Reform

Antonucci: NEA’s New Charter Schools Policy Isn’t New, Just Matches Union’s Long-Held Action Plan

Arnett: Schools Will Be the Beneficiaries, Not the Victims, of K-12 ‘Disruptive Innovation’

Boser and Baffour: Making School Integration Work for the 21st Century

Williams: Raising LA High School Graduation Rates by Any Means Necessary Is an Empty Accomplishment

Rice: Charter Schools Are Advancing the Cause of Black Education in America for the 21st Century

Slover: Remembering Mitchell Chester, the ‘Johnny Appleseed’ of U.S. Education Policy

Children deserve a first-rate education.
The public deserves first-rate reporting on it.
Please make a tax-exempt donation to The 74.