Advocates of 'educational pluralism' should be the first to question logos like this one.

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Excited to read this!

RIP to David Sanborn. I Used to run into him on occasion in the city in the 80s. While he did mostly pop stuff, he wasn't afraid to tangle with the best of them, including on his brief late night show: youtube.com/watch?v=wAEdeX… Good guy. Respectful & respectable. Dude could blow.

Bruce D. Baker I think you would need the military to enforce it.

'Most voters don’t know much about education policy, and having them decide what can be taught in schools is a bad idea' calmatters.org/education/k-12…

But, we'd also need a high court willing to enforce it!

We need a 28th amendment to enshrine high-quality public education as a right.

This entire episode is shameful and completely opposite of what should be the spirit of interscholastic HS sports: 'Controversial N.J. charter school powerhouse abruptly pulls out of state athletic association' nj.com/highschoolspor…

Disturbing example of how school vouchers are being used to undermine the entire civil rights architecture. Here's a publicly-funded school that not only doesn't accept LGBTQ students but promises to expel students with gay family members

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Arizona’s ‘universal’ education savings account program has become a handout to the wealthy brookings.edu/articles/arizo…

What could possibly go wrong?

Alternatively, we could pay teachers more and subsidize their college educations.

Federal judge grants preliminary injunction of Arkansas’s anti-CRT law, finding it unconstitutionally vague. It fails to give teachers notice of what they can and cannot teach. arkansasadvocate.com/2024/05/07/fed…

A few years ago, Julie Mead and I wrote a report for The Century Foundation (The Century Foundation) that laid out a blueprint for creating 'intentionally diverse charter schools:

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Rutgers, unlike many universities around the country, treated their students with respect, dignity and found a peaceful way to de-escalate tensions on campus. They avoided police, they avoided violence and they upheld their duty as an institute of higher learning to protect free

This was a good read with important context for understanding the research about literacy/science of reading.