CER Today – September 16, 2020
September 16, 2020
Don’t miss what’s happening in education today, around the country.
News & Analysis
Breaking News
Study Finds Conditions Lacking For Parent Engagement In Most States
September 15, 2020
2020 Parent Power! Index codifies the realities of system deficiencies.
Breaking: Latest National Charter School Law Rankings and Scorecard Released
September 10, 2020
The Center for Education Reform (CER) today released its 2020 ranking of charter school laws in the United States, revealing that charter school laws in the U.S. have declined in their capacity to serve students
Latest Opinions
The Latest In The School Reopening Saga
August 29, 2020
The push to reopen school reached a new level this week as mayors and governors on both sides of the aisle, as well as the president…
URGENT ED POLICY CHANGES NEEDED
August 4, 2020
School districts continue to struggle with critical decisions, union threats about national strikes, and parents are taking their children’s education into their own hands like never before.
CER Programs
Edspresso
The Best and Latest efforts in accessing substantive, innovative education options
The Best and Latest efforts in accessing substantive, innovative education options
Newswire
A weekly report on education news and commentary you won’t find anywhere else
A weekly report on education news and commentary you won’t find anywhere else
Blaine on Trial
Espinoza v. Montana at the Supreme Court, students will win when discrimination loses
Education 2020
What the candidates for President need to know about improving education
What the candidates for President need to know about improving education
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Parents and Teachers Favor Slow Return to In-Person Learning
17 September 2020
A NEW POLL SHOWS THAT parents and teachers are both equally cautious about returning to in-person learning, citing overwhelming concern for student and staff safety as their main reason for favoring a slow, phased in approach....
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The latest crisis: Low-income students are dropping out of college this fall in alarming numbers
17 September 2020
As fall semester gets into full swing in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, schools are noticing a concerning trend: Low-income students are the most likely to drop out or not enroll at all, raising fears that they might never get a...