How parental choice is reshaping special education in the Sunshine State The post Inside Florida’s Charter Schools for Exceptional Students appeared first on Education Next.| Education Next
In November, the seven Supreme Judicial Court justices will wrestle with some disputes that are years or decades in the making. Others touch on current crises. And the Legislature’s action or inaction is often a factor.| CommonWealth Beacon
Today is the official publication date of my memoirs. This evening, October 21, I will be in dialogue with Leonie Haimson at the Brooklyn Heights branch of the Brooklyn Public Library, at 286 Cadman Plaza. I wrote stuff about my personal life that I have never shared with anyone. It seemed to be the right […]| Diane Ravitch's blog
By Thomas Ultican 10/14/2025 The book “William Franz Public School” is a well documented work that shines a light on the deep racism in New Orleans and especially in its public schools. The title is the school where 6-years-old Ruby Bridges accompanied by federal officers desegregated New Orleans’ schools to the chagrin of the 1,000 […]| tultican
Profiles of the courageous few on the left who championed choice read today like ancient history The post The Progressive School Reform Voices Crying in the Wilderness appeared first on Education Next.| Education Next
If you read only one article about what happened to the students, teachers and schools in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, this is the one. Ashana Bigard is a parent of students in New Orleans. …| Diane Ravitch's blog
On August 28, 2025, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) published a major proposed rule that would fundamentally change how international students (F visas), exchange visitors (J visas), and foreign media representatives (I visas) are admitted and stay in the United States. Here’s an easy breakdown of what’s changing compared to the current rules. 1. […] The post Big Immigration Shift: DHS Proposes Fixed Admission Periods for F, J, and I Visa Holders appeared first on Kolko & Case...| Kolko & Casey, P.C.
The U.S. Department of State has made changes to the Visa Reciprocity Schedule, which determines how long a visa stamp is valid and whether it allows single or multiple entries, based on your country and visa type. What’s New? As of July, many nonimmigrant visas are now being issued for: Only 3 months Single entry […] The post Important Update: U.S. Visa Validity and Entry Limits Have Changed appeared first on Kolko & Casey, P.C..| Kolko & Casey, P.C.
The Oklahoma City Public Schools Board voted 7-0 Monday, Sept. 15, 2025, to rescind its contract for a proposed Montessori school.| NonDoc
Gupta: How the most dramatic education transformation in modern America became too uncomfortable for anyone to talk about.| www.the74million.org
The newest episode of ‘Where the Schools Went’ spotlights the tumultuous reopening of George Washington Carver High in the Ninth Ward.| www.the74million.org
Much has been written about the city’s long road to recovery. Behind those headlines is another story that shaped the lives of thousands of children.| www.the74million.org
GOP majority peels away Dems to override vetoes on controversial NC legislation on immigration detention, charter schools and other issues.| Carolina Public Press
Yes, the headline is correct. Another public school district is bribing poor families to transfer back to the very schools […]| Broad + Liberty
The Grand Canyon Institute estimates the net cost of the ESA Universal Vouchers program as $350 million in FY2025 up from $332 million in FY2024. The cost growth was limited by a higher portion of new enrollees coming from charter schools especially.| Grand Canyon Institute
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The question of the constitutionality of religious charter schools challenges the very identity of the public charter movement| Education Next
Wells calls for Hobbs and Horne to call for a Special Session of the legislature to add staff with unspent ESA voucher funds in return for better accountability.| Grand Canyon Institute
This Education Week explainer answers frequently asked questions about charter schools.| Education Week
In the heart of Albuquerque’s west side, […] The post Equipping the Future appeared first on New Mexico Education.| New Mexico Education
The suit argues that the Catholic virtual school violates a state constitutional requirement that public schools not be "sectarian."| Education Week
The most envied teacher at any school isn’t the smartest teacher, the most politically connected teacher or the longest tenured or the most attractive teacher. The teacher most envied was the teach…| Urban Education Mixtape
