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Monthly Archives: July 2016
Important Research for our Schools – Study Unlocks Why Decrepit Schools Mean Poor Test Scores
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Eunice Han: How Teachers’ Unions Raise Teacher Quality and Student Achievement
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Jennifer Rumsey: Memo to Donald Trump Jr.: Stop Bashing Our Public Schools and Dedicated Teachers!
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My Op-Ed in the NY Times: We Don’t Need National Standards or Tests
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Denver: 47 Teachers Will Lose Their Tenure Because of Ratings System Based 50% on Test Scores
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About the Louisiana Voucher Program, Where Failure Really Is an Option
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Texas: Charter Lobby Seeks Capital Funding
In general charter schools have proven to be less effective than public schools. When will this “fad” mentality end? Texas like many other states are going to have to get proper funding for all children, whether in a public or … Continue reading
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