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Thousands Sign New Education Declaration Calling For New School Policies

You say you want a revolution or an evolution, well…. Thousands Sign New Education Declaration Calling For New School Policies By Jeff Bryant. Originally Published at Education Opportunity Network Institute for America's Future on June 18, 2013 As a populist wave of discontent with top-down education mandates [...]

Thousands Sign New Education Declaration Calling For New School Policies2016-11-29T17:38:48-05:00

Un-Common Core: The Continued Mis-Education of African Americans

By Donald H. Smith, Ph.D. and Sam Anderson, Ph.D | Originally Published at Black Star News. June 18, 2013 Carter G. Woodson penned a timeless classic on mis-education [On Education] Common Core State Standards created by the Council of State School Officers and the National Governors [...]

Un-Common Core: The Continued Mis-Education of African Americans2016-11-29T17:38:48-05:00

Local School Councils Fight for Students’ Human Rights

By Bob George and Betsy L. Angert | Published at EmpathyEducates. Today, Chicago Public Schools again asserted that there was a way to "improve" community schools, cut budgets, $52 million dollars worth. The decision to eliminate administrative and operational expenses is touted as a means to help [...]

Local School Councils Fight for Students’ Human Rights2016-11-29T17:38:48-05:00

The Great Divide: Schooling Ourselves in an Unequal America

By Rebecca Strauss | Originally Published at The New York Times June 16, 2013 Averages can be misleading. The familiar, one-dimensional story told about American education is that it was once the best system in the world but that now it’s headed down the drain, with piles [...]

The Great Divide: Schooling Ourselves in an Unequal America2016-11-29T17:38:48-05:00

The History of School Vouchers, Past and Present

Download the fuller report; The School Voucher Crisis. A Position Paper From the Center of Inquiry Office of Public Policy. October 2012 Consider the recent news. In North Carolina headlines read, Private school vouchers at center of House budget debate. In Wisconsin schools chief blasts voucher expansion [...]

The History of School Vouchers, Past and Present2016-11-29T17:38:49-05:00

Private Preschools See More Public Funds as Classes Grow

New York Times Photograph: Amanda Lindsey, a preschool teacher at the Academy of St. Benedict the African in the Englewood neighborhood of Chicago, talked with Charlotte Pettigrew, 5, during breakfast there in May. By Motoko Rich |Originally published at The New York Times. June 13, 2013 CHICAGO [...]

Private Preschools See More Public Funds as Classes Grow2016-11-29T17:38:49-05:00

Teachers College Students Urge President to Cut Ties With Pearson – Uprising

By George Joseph | Originally Published at In These Times. June 13, 2013 Photograph; Columbia University's Teachers College held two Masters convocations on May 21. During the ceremonies students held up signs that read "I am not a number" and "not a test score." Photo by George [...]

Teachers College Students Urge President to Cut Ties With Pearson – Uprising2016-11-29T17:38:49-05:00

Teachers College Students Urge President to Cut Ties With Pearson – Uprising[

Columbia University's Teachers College held two Masters convocations on May 21. During the ceremonies students held up signs that read "I am not a number" and "not a test score." Photo by George Joseph

Teachers College Students Urge President to Cut Ties With Pearson – Uprising[2016-11-29T17:38:49-05:00

Moral Monday Protests Continue In North Carolina

The American experience defies what was laid out in The Declaration of Independence. "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of [...]

Moral Monday Protests Continue In North Carolina2016-11-29T17:38:49-05:00
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