Posts Tagged ‘School Choice’

Can “School Choice” Please be About Students Again?

The best way to motivate people to collaborate and to think like a group is to identify an enemy and […]

As I became interested in school choice while working on my doctorate in education, I never anticipated it being a […]

Last week, the Supreme Court issued a ruling in a case followed closely by many in the education world: Espinoza […]

The 2019 state legislative session kicked off last Tuesday, and policymakers have already laid out some of their top policy […]

Running in education and activist circles, I often hear white progressives say that integration is the key to closing the […]

Last week, EdAllies was honored to host Dr. Howard Fuller for a panel discussion on school choice, alongside local education […]

On Tuesday, Feb. 6, Minnesota caucus-goers can shape their political parties’ priorities—and spark change for the state’s students and schools. […]

Today, the Minnesota Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in Cruz-Guzman v. State of Minnesota, a lawsuit alleging that the […]

An Associated Press article over the weekend and a Minnesota Public Radio segment this morning revealed how often conversations about […]

It’s back to school. An exciting yet nerve-racking time, especially for families starting out at new schools. There are few […]

As Minnesota legislators debate if and how to create “Opportunity Scholarships” for low-income children to attend independent schools, I can’t […]

Since the 2017 state legislative kicked off in January, EdAllies has been working to ensure that state legislators do what’s […]