By Michael Pih Somewhat buried in the coverage of the passage of the state’s budget was some great news for charter schools (beyond the needed
By Christina Reyes, Executive Director of Inwood Academy for Leadership Starting Your School Right The proverbial saying, “How do you eat an elephant? One bite
By Michael Pih Each morning, my inbox contains a digest of all the latest in education news here in the city, which gives me some
By Michael Pih On Wednesday, the New York State Education Department (SED) released scores from the third year of the Common Core 3-8 Assessments.
By Michael Pih Today’s IBO report, Charter Schools Versus Traditional Public Schools: Comparing the Level of Public Support In School Year 2014-15, shows that charter
By Michael Pih Today, the New York City Independent Budget Office released a new report, School Indicators for New York City Charter Schools: 2013-14 School
By Jaclyn Leffel I was disappointed to read in a recent news article Mayor de Blasio’s pronouncement that, “…district schools will share where charters will
By Melissa Katz It’s hard to believe that we’re approaching the end of the school year! As I reflect on the progress made this past
The IBO has just confirmed what we have long known – charter school students stay in charter schools at higher rates than students in nearby
The NYC DOE released its first School Quality Report from the 2013-14 school year. The report no longer includes an overall grade for each school,
