Evaluating Charter Schools Fairly
A healthy dose of skepticism is advised when comparing charter schools with traditional public schools because of different enrollment policies.
A healthy dose of skepticism is advised when comparing charter schools with traditional public schools because of different enrollment policies.
The best teachers understand the difference between education and indoctrination.
The real need is to produce students who can speak strategic languages such as Mandarin, Arabic, Korean and Farsi.
We do a disservice to young people to lead them to believe that a G.E.D. certificate is the equivalent of a high school education.
Delaying enrollment in kindergarten, except for the most compelling reasons, is counterproductive.
In the final analysis, the buck stops with parents who are responsible for getting their children to class.
Athletics are an anachronism in today's academic accountability movement.
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