Charter Schools in Albany

Podcast: Peter Meyer tells Education Next how the city of Albany hit the jackpot: high-quality charter schools, and lots of them.

President Obama Should Put Down “Hot, Flat, and Crowded,” Pick Up Education Next

The editorial board of the Washington Post has recommended some beach reading for President Obama: He should start with Patrick J. Wolf’s article in the new issue of Education Next. Mr. Wolf, a professor of education reform at the University of Arkansas, is the principal investigator of the D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program, which allows low-income [...]

School Choice Research: Will Evidence Ever Count?

Earlier this month, Mike Petrilli moderated a Fordham Institute discussion about whether charter schools had eclipsed private school vouchers as the most promising education reform.

Opinion Divided: Making Private Milwaukee Schools Public?

Major changes this year to Milwaukee’s 20-year old voucher program please some and dismay others.

Students in D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program Make Significant Improvements in Reading, U.S. Education Department Study Finds

Voucher gains are the largest achievement impacts from any federal education experiment so far. Read the full article, Lost Opportunities, by Patrick J. Wolf.

By Education Next     Charter Schools and Vouchers, Press  

Credits Crunched

Arizona rulings hit scholarships and special education vouchers

Arizona rulings hit scholarships and special education vouchers

When Schools Compete

Does school choice push public schools to improve?

By Education Next     Charter Schools and Vouchers  

Educating the Public

How information affects Americans' support for school spending and charter schools

How information affects Americans’ support for school spending and charter schools

By William G. Howell and Martin R. West     Charter Schools and Vouchers, Features, Public Opinion, School Spending, Teachers and Teaching  

Another Lemon

Florida’s public school establishment could hardly have a better friend than Florida’s courts.

Florida’s charters under attack

Voucher Controversy

Video: Hoover Institution senior fellows and members of Hoovers Task Force on K12 Education Terry Moe and Paul Peterson comment on the controversy surrounding the Washington, D.C., voucher program.

The Passing of a Gentle Giant

A personal tribute to John Brandl

A personal tribute to John Brandl

By Patrick J. Wolf     Charter Schools and Vouchers, Features  

Who Gains, Who Loses?

The fiscal impact of the Milwaukee Parental Choice Program

The fiscal impact of the Milwaukee Parental Choice Program

By Robert M. Costrell     Charter Schools and Vouchers, Features  

The Next President Had Many School Choices

Will he provide similar opportunities for others?

Will he provide similar opportunities for others?

Brand-Name Charters

The franchise model applied to schools

The franchise model applied to schools

Voting Down Vouchers

Lessons learned from Utah

Lessons learned from Utah

Charter Politics

Why some places have more students in charter schools and others have fewer

Why some places have more students in charter schools and others have fewer

By Christiana Stoddard and Sean P. Corcoran     Charter Schools and Vouchers, Features, Government and Politics, Research, School Spending  

No Choice in Milwaukee!?!

Remarkable finding by an un-credible study

Remarkable finding by an un-credible study

Campaign 101

Make charters a political advantage

Make charters a political advantage

St. Louis Blues

Tax credits down and out in Missouri

Tax credits down and out in Missouri

By Wilbur C. Rich     Charter Schools and Vouchers, Features  

Games Charter Opponents Play

How local school boards--and their allies--block the competition

How local school boards–and their allies–block the competition

By Joe Williams     Charter Schools and Vouchers, Features  

Vouchers versus class size; phonics versus whole language

Readers Respond

Readers Respond

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