“We Changed the Conversation”: How Public Education Shaped Election 2018

Thanks to the historic level of educator activism, the majority of the American population now lives in a state with a pro-public education governor.   READ MORE »

What Do Public Schools Need? More Money and Strong Unions, Say Millennials

Millennials came out strong on election day. If they stay engaged, it could be great news for public education, a new survey suggests.   READ MORE »

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Combining Education and Technology is Great—Until it’s Not
In the midst of all the excitement, there’s little strong evidence that classroom technology, including personalized learning, is improving educational outcomes. Just ask AltSchool teacher Paul France. Source: The Atlantic
Buckle Up, Betsy DeVos: Democrats Have Won the House
The Democrats have taken over the U.S. House of Representatives, ushering in some big changes in how Washington handles education—but not necessarily huge changes in policy. Source: Education Week

Our Crumbling Public School Infrastructure

If we are committed to helping every child fulfill his or her potential, then safe and modern learning environments are essential.   READ MORE »