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Edreform on the Menu, dig in!

Thanksgiving kicks off the official holiday season. Lots of excitement, angst and fear as your go over the river and through the woods to Grandma's house...or Uncle John's...or just to the kitchen to prep for family and guests.

Edreform on the Menu, dig in!

Thanksgiving kicks off the official holiday season. Lots of excitement, angst and fear as your go over the river and through the woods to Grandma's house...or Uncle John's...or just to the kitchen to prep for family and guests.

Progress Report: Exponential Impact

People ask us all the time, “What do you do?” The goals we’ve had since 1993 haven’t changed, but they have become better articulated and improved. CER works to advance education opportunity and innovation so all may have access to the achieve the American dream.This brief Progress Report for 2019 through this year so far…

Statement on the Trump Administration’s FY21 Budget Proposal

February 11, 2020 - WASHINGTON — The Center for Education Reform (CER) released the following statement today by founder and CEO Jeanne Allen regarding the proposed budget for fiscal year 2021 released yesterday by the Trump Administration.“The proposed Education Department budget reflects a misconception of the ‘power’ of local control and the actual manner in…

Education Reform a Bipartisan Theme in Past Five President’s State of the Union Addresses

Tonight’s State of the Union address by President Donald J. Trump will very likely include more than a passing reference to education reform, and specifically, the Administration’s effort to enact education freedom scholarships to help low-income students choose the schools they’d prefer to attend outside of their attendance zone.Tonight will not be the first time,…

The Solution to the Teacher Shortage? Entrepreneurial Innovation

By Jeanne AllenAcross the country, states are implementing laws to address what has become reported as an international epidemic -- shortages of teachers not just in the US but in almost every country.  Not only are fewer people with state-required credentials not available to teach, but surveys suggest almost half are considering leaving the profession.To…