Another Must-Read from Steven Brill
May 18, 2010
NYC charter schools? Race to the Top? Retrograde unions? In the New York Times Magazine, Steven Brill explains it all. As in his devastating and
NYC charter schools? Race to the Top? Retrograde unions? In the New York Times Magazine, Steven Brill explains it all. As in his devastating and
Today’s story in the Buffalo News on the Buffalo City School District’s treatment of English Language Learners is instructive of the double standard that NYSUT
Experienced educators? Check. Innovative plans? Check. Neighborhood roots? Check. Actual charter? Well, keep your fingers crossed. That’s all you can do, even if your school
The SUNY Board of Trustees voted today to approve six new charter school applications, leaving SUNY only 12 more charters to issue. SUNY is the
This is the third post about what’s actually in the much-discussed New York State charter schools bill (S.7678/A.10928). Read about the raising the cap in
Appearing on Good Day New York yesterday, Assemblyman Vito Lopez (D – Brooklyn) talked about his reasons for supporting the charter schools bill that recently
When you use any available logic to oppose something, you find yourself saying funny things. In the charter school debates, the latest example making the
Yesterday, I debated Diane Ravitch on New York 1’s Inside City Hall. Watch it for yourself, but I have to say there is a Moby
This is the second post about what’s actually in the much-discussed New York State charter schools bill (S.7678/A.10928). Read about the attack on zombie charter
After the New York State Senate voted to approve S.7678, a compromise charter school bill that Charter Center supported, it’s worth reviewing what’s actually in
