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school choice
Everything is big in Texas - except school choice
Carine Martinez-Gouhier
| 10 March 2015 | FEATURES |
tags:
education of children
,
school choice
,
Texas
Charter schools are provided for but the state needs a grant programme to meet the demand.
School choice: raising the bar for children
Carine Martinez-Gouhier
| 06 March 2015 | FEATURES |
tags:
education
,
school choice
,
United States
How this looks at private school and a charter school in Washington DC, and a charter school in Texas.
5 ways school choice enhances education
Carine Martinez-Gouhier
| 05 March 2015 | FEATURES |
tags:
parental respsonsibility
,
school choice
,
United States
A National School Choice Week conference showed me why school choice is crucial to families and the future of American children.
What happened to school choice?
Sheila Liaugminas
| 30 August 2011 | SHEILA REPORTS |
tags:
Department of Education
,
Dr. Alveda King
,
public education
,
school choice
I’m told it’s the political power of unions. Makes me wonder about all the good teachers trapped in a system without the power to express or carry out their own ideas.
Abolish the Department of Education
Sheila Liaugminas
| 18 August 2011 | SHEILA REPORTS |
tags:
church influence
,
Department of Education
,
inner-city schools
,
school choice
,
school vouchers
,
subsidiarity
I’m hearing this from more voices now.
US Supreme Court hands parents education victory
Mariette Ulrich
| 06 April 2011 | FAMILY EDGE |
tags:
parental rights
,
school choice
Here’s something you don’t hear every day: a legal victory has been granted to parents and ordinary taxpayers who were in a battle over education funding. What’s more, they defeated the mighty (and perennially belligerent) ACLU.
Dropouts and economics
Sheila Liaugminas
| 27 March 2011 | SHEILA REPORTS |
tags:
economic crisis
,
education crisis
,
moral education
,
Portugal
,
school choice
,
Wall Street Journal
Business and commerce means people, buying and selling. The economy is the conglomerate of how that’s doing. Let’s get back to the people at the heart of it all…
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