Choice Remarks
Wednesday, October 12, 2011

School-choice litigator to speak at OCU law school

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Clint Bolick, director of the Scharf-Norton Center for Constitutional Litigation at the Goldwater Institute, will speak at 5:00 PM on Wedn...

Shouldn't educators and journalists (of all people) tell the truth?

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Fifteen years on, the Left is still getting mileage out of the Keating-called-teachers-slugs incident. (Gov. Keating, giving a hypothetical...

Homeschooling documentary in the works

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Over at The Pioneer Woman, Kristen Chase writes about the first full-length documentary on homeschooling.
Tuesday, October 11, 2011

OEA teacher warns of dangers coming from the Right

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The People's World , which publishes the "news and views" of the Communist Party USA (not that there's anything wrong with...

Values through History

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This looks like a terrific program. Is anyone in Oklahoma (public, private, or home school) using this?
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Ostensibly?

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In a short news item, the Tulsa World reports that The [Lindsey Nicole Henry scholarship] program is ostensibly for children with autism ...

Preschool roundup

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"Except in the case of severely disadvantaged, high-risk kids, preschool does almost no good to anyone," Shikha Dalmia writes ove...
Monday, October 10, 2011

Education is on the brink of an online revolution

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Says a business columnist who has covered Silicon Valley for years.

How to improve SAT scores?

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Advance policies that encourage marriage and family formation.

Heritage analyst: Oklahoma should resist federal overreach, embrace school choice

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[ The following is the testimony of Lindsey M. Burke before the Common Education Committee of the Oklahoma House of Representatives on Octob...

NEA loses in court

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"A giant corporation spent years trying to dodge its tax obligations but was finally brought to account by the U.S. Tax Court," Mi...
Wednesday, October 5, 2011

Suing the parents of disabled kids?

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"Maybe 'dirtbags' was a little strong," writes Charles E. Daniels of Bartlesville, "but I invite you to come up with...

NCLB 'waivers' hostile to school choice

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Hoover Institution fellow Bill Evers passes along this message from Eugene Hickok, a former deputy secretary of education. Dear Colleagues,...
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