by Paul T. Hill (Distinguished Visiting Fellow and member of the K–12 Education Task Force)
Schools are controlled by the government, but they serve specific communities with niche needs. How can education be publicly funded but privately managed...
As the U.S. charter fleet sails past the 5,000-school and two-decade markers, there is reason to worry that it’s getting complacent, unimaginative, and self-interested...
As if the teachers unions need another reason to hate charter schools, here’s one: The finding, from a new Fordham Institute report, that when given a chance to opt out of state pension systems, many charter schools take it...
