Jesse Hagopian, Seattle teacher and editor of Rethinking Schools, discussed Teaching for Black Lives, including the first-hand experiences which led to his essay on “Shock
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Oct BUS: Teaching for Black Lives and Defending Early Years from Online Preschool
On the October BUS: Teaching for Black Lives, a new book co-edited by Jesse Hagopian, Seattle teacher and editor of Rethinking Schools, and Dr. Diane
K12 Closing, Seeking to Expand
This week’s news concerns the for-profit virtual school operator, K12 Inc. K12’s Tennessee Academy fails… The corporation’s Tennessee Virtual Academy, a statewide charter school which
Rocketship Background: Facts for DC and Beyond
Rocketship, a growing national chain of charter schools, hopes to open eight schools in Washington, DC, serving up to 5200 students. The Public Charter School
Whitney Tilson, Hedge-Fund Manager & Ed Reformer, on K12 Inc, Teach for America, and the Meaning of “Education Reform”
The Education Town Hall, October 31 “We’ve allowed…deep, deep inequalities” in our education system, Whitney Tilson told host Thomas Byrd on the October 31 edition
Has the Online Learning Industry Run Amok? Conversation with Hedge-Fund Manager & Ed Reformer Whitney Tilson
Whitney Tilson created quite a stir, in financial and education sectors, when he declared that the online learning industry had “run amok.” The hedge-fund manager/ed
Education Town Hall Forum 