Entering the overflowing room to a chorus of boos, struggling to be heard above the derisive shouts of hundreds of teachers, students and parents, the School Reform Commission voted Thursday to suspend parts of the Pennsylvania School Code.
Two different parent groups try ways to fix their kids' neighborhood schools.
By thenotebook by Kevin McCorry for NewsWorks “Free” public education just got a bit more expensive for parents at...
By Duke I really don’t want to get my hopes up too much, but the last day has brought...
Compare Ohioan Kelley Williams-Bolar's school residency fraud with that of an affluent suburban Columbus family who didn't spend any...
This is a must-read EdWeek article by Diane Ravitch with regard to the trickery behind the “parent trigger” law,...
April is "National Child Abuse Prevention and Awareness Month" and the rally was to raise awareness of the harmful...
Highlights from the CA School Finance 101 workshop -- a wrap-up that flags some of the most discussed issues...
The myth is that charters “own” innovation. I don’t buy the myth. In the K12NN FAQ Wiki, I’ve gathered...
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