Category: Foundations of Education

San Juan Unified School District took things into their own hands by partnering with advertising firms, using advertising and sponsorship dollars to boost their…

More power to the states. HAZAA! Rewards for innovation and success. HAZAA! Student accountability instead of JUST teacher accountability. HAZAA! Sometimes it bothers me…

I have often been impressed by Eduwonk.com, a fantastic blog focused on education policy issues. During my policy stint in DC, I found how…

States Test Education Law: Officials Frustrated With No Child Left Behind Try to Substitute Their Own Plans was Tuesday’s headliner on the education page…

Several witnesses from varying charter agencies, including Literacy First Charter Schools, spoke at a hearing with the Education and the Workforce Committee on June…

The Data Quality Campaign hosted an event on Friday last week entitled, Maximizing power of education data while protecting the privacy, security and confidentiality…

My good friend is a physics teacher in Salt Lake City, Utah. His approach to teaching has always been something I admire. From doing…

Yesterday’s Thomas B. Fordham Institute event,  Are Local School Boards Vital in 21st Century America? was not short of good and open debate between…

The fantastic thing about living in DC is the chance to hear ALL about what is going on in the education world. With the…