The Obama Paradox
Unlike many in the Tea Party, President Obama does not want to privatize schools. But, the president has essentially privatized educational policy.
Unlike many in the Tea Party, President Obama does not want to privatize schools. But, the president has essentially privatized educational policy.
Steve Nelson | Posted 10.12.2011
Rick Perry urged the crowd to pray for the children to lose weight as his aides distributed certificates for free McDonalds Happy Meals to each family, accompanied by a précis of his campaign's new dietary guidelines, cleverly titled, "What Would Jesus Cook?"
Peter Groff | Posted 10.04.2011
Anyone who is serious about improving the quality of public education should support the incredible contributions of public charter schools.
The Huffington Post | Ryan Grenoble | Posted 10.04.2011
Colorado Senator Rollie Heath, the legislator backing a proposed tax increase in the state to benefit education funding, must be breathing a sigh of r...
Youth Radio -- Youth Media International | Posted 10.03.2011
Originally published on Youthradio.org, the premier source for youth generated news throughout the globe. By: Robyn Gee While lawmakers were debati...
John Merrow | Posted 10.03.2011
In this age of accountability, testing is punitive. That's the bottom line, and that's what must be addressed, but we can't abandon testing or accountability.
Posted 10.02.2011
Matt Damon had some strong words at last Saturday's Save Our Schools march in Washington, D.C. Following his keynote address, the actor took offens...
Dan Brown | Posted 09.30.2011
On Saturday, thousands of educators and parents rallied at the grassroots Save Our Schools March on Washington, D.C. Education heavyweights all took the microphone, but it was Matt Damon whose closing speech brought down the house.
HuffingtonPost.com | Jordan Howard | Posted 09.29.2011
WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama was swept into office amid calls for change in the country on issues ranging from the economy to education. Almos...
Martha Infante | Posted 09.29.2011
As a teacher, I know what good education looks like. Unfortunately, good education has not resulted from the federal education policy of today and teachers can stay silent no longer.
Posted 09.28.2011
Leaders of the National Call to Action and organizers of the Save Our Schools March have declined an invitation to meet with education officials at th...
Suzanne Tacheny Kubach | Posted 09.28.2011
We "save" education by demanding our schools live up to their promise: to make a difference in the lives of every student who comes to their doors.
Posted 09.27.2011
The four-day long Save Our Schools rally begins in Washington, D.C. today. The Save Our Schools March and National Call to Action, a joint effort o...
Sam Chaltain | Posted 09.26.2011
Our own history tells us just how possible, and difficult, it is to turn ideas and energy into transformational change.
John Merrow | Posted 09.25.2011
The acronym SOS is catchy and convenient for Saturday's march and rally. But what are protestors hoping to save our schools FROM? And, just as important, what are they FOR?
Shaun Johnson | Posted 09.23.2011
We need to let the public know that there is only one side of the story playing out in mainstream publications. For a time, truly progressive education reform options have been imprisoned in academic journals.
Rita M. Solnet | Posted 09.13.2011
Looking for a soccer mom or a helicopter parent? You won't find one in the workshops that Parents Across America will conduct at American University ...
HuffingtonPost.com | Joy Resmovits | Posted 09.12.2011
NEW YORK -- After months of planning the "Save Our Schools March And National Call to Action," educators will take to the streets in Washington D.C. i...
The Huffington Post | Ryan Grenoble | Posted 08.25.2011
Here's an understatement: a ballot initiative proposed by Colorado Senator Rollie Heath has ruffled some feathers in the blogo-sphere. UPDATE: C...
Education Week | Erik W. Robelen | Posted 08.17.2011
Thousands of educators, parent activists, and others are expected to convene in the heat and humidity of Washington next month for a march protesting ...
Alan Singer | Posted 07.09.2011
New York City teachers and the United Federation of Teachers have initiated a militant and radical response to the latest budget cut proposals made by Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
Joel Shatzky | Posted 05.25.2011
Teachers should be heard from as well but in ways in which they can no longer be ignored.
John Thompson | Posted 10.15.2011