Bill to Expand Charters in Miss. Passes House, Senate
The bill will allow a state authorizing board to approve up to 15 charter schools each fiscal year, but no students are allowed to cross district lines to enroll. Read Full Post >
The bill will allow a state authorizing board to approve up to 15 charter schools each fiscal year, but no students are allowed to cross district lines to enroll. Read Full Post >
Last week's renewed push to get prayer back in our public schools - first, when Sarah Palin announced a new book about the war on Christmas; and next, when Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant signed a bill to allow student-led prayer at school-wide events - would be a newsworthy new chapter in America's ongoing culture wars, except for one thing: student prayer in school never actually left. Read Full Post >
Both the Mississippi house and senate have passed bills to expand the number of charter schools in 2013, but there are significant differences between them. Read Full Post >
The Mississippi Senate passed a charter school bill last week that would greatly expand charters there. Read Full Post >
In a new report, civil rights groups say Mississippi is in the throes of a school-to-prison pipeline crisis. Read Full Post >