Thursday, March 31, 2011
Oklahoma poses serious threat
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... in the eyes of the nation's largest teachers union .
Indiana, Oklahoma lead the way
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I attended the press conference yesterday where Gov. Mary Fallin, Supt. Janet Barresi, Secretary of Education Phyllis Hudecki, and Republic...
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Indiana's bold move
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"Indiana's Republican leadership is pushing ahead with a proposal that would be the nation's broadest use of school vouchers,...
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
WaPo raps Obama
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Headline: " White House ignores evidence of how D.C. school vouchers work ."
Homeschooled senior values flexibility
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In the March/April 2011 issue of Imagine , a publication of the Johns Hopkins University Center for Talented Youth, homeschooled senior Alex...
Sunday, March 27, 2011
'Parents with the power to choose'
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Nearly one-third of Tulsa Public Schools students are on choice transfers, the Tulsa World reports today.
Friday, March 25, 2011
'Collective bargaining turns teachers into teamsters'
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There's a must-read article (" Less Perfect Unions ") by Peter Brimelow in the current issue of The American Conservative . ...
Great moments in patch-through calling
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The least you could do is give the teachers some talking points . HT: Mike Antonucci
WaPo's Jay Mathews acknowledges the voucher evidence
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He's still not a voucher fan, but he does acknowledge the evidence .
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Voucher evidence is not in dispute
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Greg Forster's latest report is out, and this is really starting to get tiresome. This report collects the results of all available em...
OKC schools: Spending records? Who has time to keep spending records?
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"March 13-19 was National Sunshine Week across America," writes Steve Gunn of the Education Action Group. It was created to enco...
GOP hopefuls woo homeschoolers
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In today's Wall Street Journal , the reporter quotes Iowa state Sen. Kent Sorenson, one of seven homeschoolers in the Iowa legislature:...
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Enid News
: Status quo isn't going to cut it
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"Frankly," opines the Enid News and Eagle , "education as it has been in Oklahoma isn’t going to cut it in the future."
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