Utah cannot continue to think that simply investing more funds into the same system will produce significantly better results.

The New York Times ran a tabloid-style hit piece on K12, the online learning provider. They apparently didn't speak to many parents that appreciate full time virtual schools as an option.

Heated debates surrounding a NJ charter forget an important point: No school works for every child.

Proposed funding laws in PA shouldn't disrupt charter schools that are fulfilling their mission.

Report comparing U.S. to other countries finds how instructional time is spent is more important than total amount of seat time.

Let’s lower the temperature of this debate and increase the opportunities for everyone to send their children to great public schools.

Urban NAEP results make successful charters stand out even more. Time to get serious about what will help eliminate the city's achievement gap.

"Every parent can relate to grades A through F," says a CO official. "We're not changing inputs, just translating in a way that is clear."

We must push organizations like Rocketship and all of our school districts to help more and help now.

by Steve Viars Journal & Courier December 6, 2011 Our community is blessed with many fine educators in our public school system. They deserve our respect, appreciation and support. That is why I believe our present educational system has to change. The model currently in place, like so many other aspects of our government, is…