Teachers Are Getting a Raw Deal (and It Isn’t School Choice’s Fault)

Five Confessions From A Former Technocrat

By Jennifer Wagner

Before I had kids, I was one of those center-lefty ed reformers who loved to talk about accountability in terms of testing and cut scores and school grades and teacher evaluations. These were the kind of…

Dear Superintendent Downs: An Open Letter From Everymom

By Jennifer Wagner

The Education Draft: Misunderestimating The Language Of Reform

By Robert C. Enlow

A long, long time ago in a reform movement far, far away — before the charter school movement grew up — a small band of merry reformers started using the term “air traffic…

On Janus and the Future of Unions: The Sky Isn’t Falling

By Jennifer Wagner

Today, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down its long-awaited ruling in the Janus v. AFSCME case, holding that public unions violate the First Amendment when they collect fees from…

Heavy-Handed Rules Keep Minority Operators From Opening Charter Schools

By Greg Forster

You often hear that school choice is the new civil rights movement, but not often enough to get the point across to the powers-that-be in education.

“I Didn’t Yawn Once”: An Open Conversation About Options And Accountability

By Catherine Durkin Robinson

This is the second post in a series stemming from Rethinking K-12 Accountability, an EdChoice convening of thought leaders from across the nation.