When a US congressman claimed that saving people from “illegal alien” attacks with a border wall was a higher priority than stopping mass shootings, two fathers of slain children called BS.
The decision to invest in real estate, collective impact, and collaboration angers the PTAs in this progressive college town in North Carolina.
Are parents and school districts willing to address the economic inequality of school fundraising?
It’s almost as if the national uprising of parents to protect student privacy never occurred! We revisit a bright failed idea of the Gates Foundation.
Student anti-bullying efforts in schools may need to be expanded to include teachers.
Concerned about the quality and effectiveness of colleges and programs that prepare teachers, the federal government is requiring states to assess effectiveness of teacher training.
Coinciding with the start of the academic year, last week, the Learning Policy Institute released a new study revealing that recruitment and retention of public school teachers is not keeping pace with the needs of the country’s growing student population.
Minority families skeptical about both public and private education for their children are turning to homeschooling.
When it comes to education, do we really want the marketplace to make policy?
Management guru Peter Senge has some words worth being heard in the offices of the BMGF: “Breakthroughs come when people learn how to take the time to stop and examine their assumptions.”
