NJEA published its monthly missive yesterday, this one refuting any value to charter schools in New Jersey, except as short-term “laboratories” to test “best practices.”
The Center for Education Reform has just come out with a new report, “Race To The Top for Charter Schools: Which States Have What it
asks National Journal on its education blog. Ed Reformers like Tom Vander Ark and Andrew Rotherham say “yes,” as do five other experts. Two people
The N.Y. Post reports today that highly regarded “charter-school operators from other states are urging New York’s elected officials to increase the number of charter
The New York Times ran an article yesterday on how nerdy, quirky hedge fund managers have found a satisfying match for their entrepreneurial and altruistic
Thomas Carroll, President of the Foundation for Education Reform & Accountability, has a piece in the New York Post on why New York State will
The Record editorializes that plans to open a charter school in Englewood should be dropped because, first, “the district already spends $1.8 million on an
Today’s Trenton Times features an editorial by Dr. James Deneen, an ETS program director, and Dr. Carmen Cantanese, a former VP at Sarnoff, who highlight
That’s the humble pie bubbling up during NJSBA’s Lame Duck Legislature Update on Saturday morning. Featured players were Michael Vrancik, NJSBA Director of Governmental Relations,
Peter Murphy at The Chalkboard speculates that New York State will be deemed ineligible for Race To The Top money because its charter school facilities