OK Court Shields Parents Who Use State Funds for Special-Needs Private Schools
Envious districts wanted to sue anybody who went to the competition
Envious districts wanted to sue anybody who went to the competition
In New York, charter middle and high schools enroll more special-needs kids than their district competitors
Considers whether religious schools are directly benefiting or if it's just a side effect
Another failure of prohibition people can't get their heads around
Well-positioned to pick up the slack and offer options
Study also finds good teachers give students the equivalent of eight extra months of education over bad teachers
The longstanding love affair between Democrats and organized labor is on the rocks.
Reason 24/7 News flagged this story a few days ago and I think it deserves a second post at the site. It's about a teacher who instructed some students to draw on the faces of others - in permanent marker! - as punishment for poor reading-test results.
But how can a public school achieve its goals without humiliation?
Had been offered $400,000 to move in the eminent domain case
Was passed two to one, or "closer than expected," as critics of the deal put it
You have the right to clean that funky smell out of your locker ...
The Kentucky Supreme Court is deciding a case that tests the limits of self-incrimination in a public school setting.
President of the university sent them a letter expressing his disappointment with the choice
Purdue Chief Diversity Officer on $198,000 per year salary
Conor Friedersdorf examines a typical high school text book used between 2003 and 2008
Online education options are a good choice for many
The formula adopted by officials is a disaster
They don't qualify for as much government assistance, yet their numbers are increasing. Hmmmm.
At least, so long as a lawsuit makes its way through the courts
Options increase for families that want to escape the holding pens
I wonder how much that will cost
Voters thumbs-downed accountability and reforms in several states
Still heroes in government's eyes
Here's what happens when the education system is just another government jobs program
Charged with "dishonesty" and "disruptive behavior"
Reforms to teaching rules fail, but voters see increased interest in education alternatives
30-year-old choir teacher charged with relationship with 18-year-old
Washington will establish first set of schools; Georgia will allow state to override district rejections
Voters reject regulations to restrict teacher union power,eliminate tenure
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