Fall 2009: Vol. 9, No. 4

Reformers in New York’s capital have brought high-quality charter schools to scale, giving hope to a generation of disadvantaged kids.

Lawmakers threaten D.C. scholarships despite evidence of benefits

Is court involvement in school spending essential to reform, or can we use education funding to drive reforms that promise better outcomes for students?

States should think twice before paying for more testing. There are easier ways to compare students to their global peers.

The 2009 Education Next-PEPG Survey asks if information changes minds about school reform.