Advocates say North Carolina public schools are accountable, but public dissatisfaction with schools is growing Education scholar Michael McShane offers a three-pronged approach to test public school accountability:…
Introduction Virtual schools have many advantages. Their students can receive instruction through a computer and an internet connection without having to be physically present in the classroom. Virtual schools may be used for…
Introduction The Charter School movement began with the passage of North Carolina’s charter school law, House Bill 955, NC Session Law 1995-731. Charter schools were set up for teachers, parents and pupils to establish…
Todd Schaible from Selmer, Tennessee, is a man of many talents—from carpentry to home improvement contracting, if you need it done, Todd can probably do it. For years, he spoke to the superintendent of the McNairy County…
By Kathryn Hickok How much money does it take to “fully fund” Oregon’s public schools? In November, the Joint Committee on Public Education Appropriations of the Oregon Legislature released a “Report on the Adequacy of Public…
Recently, the John Locke Foundation hosted an event to discuss expanding educational options for K–12 students in light of the findings in its latest education report, “Room to Grow.” The report finds that the vast majority…
In 2025, nearly 900,000 Tennesseans were carrying an average of $38,000 in student loan debt. These daunting numbers also come with the unfortunate reality that many of the degrees earned will leave graduates without a higher…
By Eric Fruits, Ph.D. On December 2,Portland Public Schools (PPS) board voted unanimously on purchasing the One North commercial building for $16 million to house the Center for Black Student Excellence, but the building’s…
The Trump administration is cracking down on truck driving schools, allegedly enabling illegal migrants and other unqualified people to drive on American highways.The Department of Transportation (DOT) plans to revoke the…
NH public schools post nation's largest enrollment decline and 4th highest per-pupil spending growth - THE JOSIAH BARTLETT CENTER FOR PUBLIC POLICY " aria-hidden='false'…
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