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December 1, 2014
Education analyst group Niche has looked at public school districts in San Antonio, Bexar County and surrounding counties and ranked them by order of proficiency in several key categories. Read more »
November 26, 2014
Too few of our modern-day state leaders appreciate the absolute role they must play in bringing about substantive change in America’s schools. Read more »
November 24, 2014
Tennessee ranked No. 28 out of all U.S. states and the District of Columbia when it comes to giving parents fundamental power over their child’s education, according to the fifth edition of Parent Power Index, released recently by the Center for Education Reform. Read more »
November 21, 2014
By Dave Umhoefer PolitiFact Wisconsin November 21st, 2014 Gov. Scott Walker’s re-election on Nov. 4, 2014, drew plenty of love from conservative commentators bullish about his chances to make a splash in the 2016 presidential race. “The Nation Needs President Scott Walker in 2016,” shouted a headline over a story by Richard Cromwell in The […] Read more »
November 21, 2014
There’s a reasonable tendency among Americans to view the education of their kids as an exclusively local issue and distinct to their communities. Read more »
November 20, 2014
Too few state leaders appreciate the role they must play in bringing about substantive change in America’s schools. Read more »
November 17, 2014
Too few of our modern-day state leaders appreciate the absolute role they must play in bringing about substantive change in America’s schools. Read more »
November 14, 2014
Last year, many Maryland schools began implementing new federal standards called Common Core. Read more »
November 10, 2014
Too few of our modern-day state leaders appreciate the absolute role they must play in bringing about substantive change in America’s schools. Read more »
November 10, 2014
It was a most appropriate time to be interviewing Ms. Kerwin, the president of The Center for Education Reform. Read more »