City Teaching; Beyond the Stereotypes
For city teachers
For city teachers
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While the bipartisan consensus that passed NCLB in 2001 has splintered, the old, unimproved version of the law is not going away anytime soon.
A University of Nebraska professor takes a satirical look at Education Week’s Quality Counts report, where the Cornhusker state ranked at the bottom.
Two studies refute the claims made by voucher advocates: private schools are better than public ones, and competition makes public schools better.
Portland’s former superintendent gets a big stage with Gates Foundation assignment.
California teachers take a stand against the NCLB-aided military blitz on in-school recruiting.
Before the floodwaters receded in New Orleans, conservative education reformers rushed in selling a market-based future.
Edwina did what was asked of her. Did Alaska do everything it could for her?
Supreme Court rulings affecting Louisville and Seattle could wipe out the last vestiges of the 1954 Brown decision.
Rethinking Schools rolls out an updated and expanded version of our bestselling guide to teaching for social justice.
Reauthorization could bring ‘damage control’ or more damage.
When mainstream media report on urban schools, the real story is often what goes unsaid.
Michelle Fine describes the issues faced by U.S. Muslim-American youth following not only 9/11 but the U.S. invasion of Iraq.
Getting us out of the war in Iraq and NCLB requires challenging the premises that got us into these messes in the first place.
An Oakland teacher experiences the negative effects of small school reform in the midst of a budget crisis.
Chicago’s renaissance” could mean dark age for city’s public schools.”
Sistas and Brothas United.
It wasn’t just the hurricane that devastated the Gulf; it was also a slower, more preventable surge of racism and poverty.
Graphic evidence that school vouchers do not guarantee school quality in Milwaukee.
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Sacramento On Aug. 13, 2004, the California Supreme Court settled a historic case— Williams v. the State of California. The Williams decision validated the concerns of many Californians that the state had fallen […]
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