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A New Survey from Educators For Excellence Suggests How Teachers Would Run Our Schools
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A New Survey from Educators For Excellence Suggests How Teachers Would Run Our Schools

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This is a guest post by Peter Cunningham, the executive director of Education Post. He served as assistant secretary for communications and outreach in the U.S. Department of Education during the Obama Administration. Prior to that he led communications for Chicago Public Schools. Surveys suggest teachers are the most trusted voices in public education and… Continue reading A New Survey from Educators For Excellence Suggests How Teachers Would Run Our Schools

Who Is Responsible When A Student Is Driven to Kill?
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Who Is Responsible When A Student Is Driven to Kill?

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I turned on the news this morning and my heart weighs heavily over the report that a student in a Bronx high school was arrested for allegedly killing and attempting to kill two of his fellow classmates. According to CBS,  “an 18-year-old student who had been involved in a two-week long argument stabbed two fellow… Continue reading Who Is Responsible When A Student Is Driven to Kill?

The Education Plantation: It’s Time I Move From The Field To The House
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The Education Plantation: It’s Time I Move From The Field To The House

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Recently I’ve been forcing myself to take a news fast but earlier this week, while out socializing with some members of my new education family at the Education Post Blogger Summit, I learned about the murder of a pregnant Black woman in Seattle at the hands of two White police officers in front of her children.… Continue reading The Education Plantation: It’s Time I Move From The Field To The House