This Week's Roundup of School Choice News
Here's a round-up of this week's news on school choice legislation and developments around the country. Read Full Post >
Here's a round-up of this week's news on school choice legislation and developments around the country. Read Full Post >
Tennessee's state-run Achievement School District, which runs 6 schools in Memphis, is the subject of a new report that suggests the model could help other states improve low-performing schools. Read Full Post >
Tennessee's state legislature has passed a bill that would allow six of Memphis's suburban cities to create their own school districts. Read Full Post >
A new report on graduation rates in the states showed overall progress for Southern states but lingering gaps based on race. Read Full Post >
A Tennessee state senator has proposed legislation requiring school officials to report gay students' sexual activity to their parents. Read Full Post >
Voucher lobbyists in Wisconsin include three former Republican speakers in the state Assembly. Vouchers could also expand into Tennessee and North Carolina in 2013. Read Full Post >
Oh, mama, can this really be the end? Shelby County residents who had hoped to avoid a merger with the struggling 105,000-student Memphis school district have the Memphis blues again, after a judge ruled earlier this week that they can't vote to start their own school systems. The suburbs had hoped to have districts up and running by the 2013-14 school year. Read Full Post >
Students in the six schools that make up Tennessee's achievement district score at the 16th percentile. Read Full Post >
Check out Jason Tomassini's extended post on the secondary education recipients within the last 13 winners announced in Wave III of the Next Generation learning Challenges grant competition. Read Full Post >
Next Generation Learning Challenges awards $5.4 million to 13 higher ed and grades 6-12 blended learning models from around the country. Read Full Post >