Arizona teachers have protested because their pay is abysmally low. For the same reason, Arizona has had trouble attracting teachers. Now, I might argue that if you want to attract more and better tea
Andre Perry with a great essay on how every single education reform ignores the critical issue–segregation. “In education, America does everything but equity.” With these words, Failing Brow
So I put together a little article connecting the teachers’ strikes and the recent resurgence of anti-charter school activism. I submitted it to a couple of places but didn’t get it accept
And let’s face, that often includes parents. Anyway, the teachers’ movement continues to spread, with states such as North Carolina and Nevada moving toward action. Why? It’s not onl
A very short time ago, Rheeists were Democratic Party power players. Remember that charter schools and so-called “education reform” were at the very center of the Obama agenda. Not only wa
Colorado is the next state to see teachers revolt. Now a walkout is planned for Colorado. Englewood Schools announced Thursday classes will be cancelled Monday as teachers head to the Capitol to lobby
Teachers in Oklahoma, Kentucky, and now Arizona are building on the actions by their West Virginia comrades and walking off the job to protest their terrible pay and benefits, but really are protestin
As was clear during the West Virginia teachers strike, teachers in underfunded and poorly paid states throughout the country are revolting. Dana Goldstein has a good story on Oklahoma, where teachers