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Keystone State Education Coalition: Pennsylvania Education Policy Roundup for September 20, 2013: If you are involved with policy regarding charter schools you need to read SRC member Joseph Dworetsky's lucid analysis of their financial impact on school districts (and taxpayers).
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School Privatizers and Education Disrupters Keep Reinventing Themselves | janresseger
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| | For over a year, I have listened to parents and school board members from Indianapolis complaining about a group called The City Fund, which is somehow connected to something called The Mind Trust, and which has been investing in the expansion of charter schools. But the organization has managed to emerge relatively quietly in the...
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Destroying Public Education in St. Louis | tultican
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| | By T. Ultican 4/18/2019 On April 2nd, St. Louis city voters picked Adam Layne and Tracee Miller to serve on their seven-member Public School Board. They appear to be the two least likely candidates out of the seven to protect public schools. With the state ending twelve years of control over the city's schools on...
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Privilege, Wealth, & The New Digital Equity Fund | educationdc
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| | On Tuesday this past week, Mayor Bowser announced that "DC education leaders" were launching a new "digital equity fund." A "collaboration" between private organization Education Forward DC, the DC Public Education Fund (the private fundraising arm of DCPS), and the Greater Washington Community Foundation, the fund is intended to increase access to the internet and...
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Increasing Graduation Rates and Enrollment | educationdc
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| In the last two weeks, OSSE (office of the state superintendent of education) released information that everyone is glad to hear. Graduation rates increased in the 2014-15 school year for both DCPS (6.1%) and DC charter schools (2.8%). The overall graduation rate increased 4%, to 65.4%. In addition, enrollment for school year 2015-16 increased in...