Race to the Top and Charter Schools



By Michael Petrilli 03/24/2010

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Nelson Smith talks with Education Next about how charter-friendly the 16 Race to the Top finalists are.

For more on Race to the Top, see “Toothless Reform? If the feds get tough, Race to the Top might work,” by Andy Smarick, from the Spring 2010 issue of Education Next.




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  • Charter Schools in Tennessee « Nashville Jefferson: A Nashville Education Blog says:
    03/24/2010 at 11:20 pm

    [...] Schools in Tennessee Mike Petrilli, with Education Next, did a good interview with Nelson Smith from the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools just recently (another [...]

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