In a recent issue of Education Next, Derrell Bradford and Michael Petrilli tackled a critical school choice question: should ...

Providing this level of support is expensive, and the value teachers place on it does not match the full cost. The average ...

Macke Raymond, a Distinguished Research Fellow at the Hoover Institution and director of the Center for Research on Education ...

Trump won, so the U.S. Department of Education is going to be abolished. After all, Trump explicitly promised to abolish the department. Republicans have been seeking to do away with the department ...

Whatever The Bard meant, his blurb would stretch nicely over much of today’s literature portraying Milton Friedman’s preferred system for school choice and its fiscal and legal structure. It is hard ...

Daniel Weisberg, First Deputy Chancellor, New York City Department of Education, joins Paul E. Peterson to discuss the NYC ...

It can be difficult to keep track of all of the contemporary debates roiling the politics of education. On any given day, news headlines might be highlighting our sharp disagreements over how best to ...

Into the breach created when “College for All” and “Computer Science for All” stumbled steps “CTE for All.” Earlier “for All” movements did not live up to their career-prep promises, but a growing ...

A few thoughts on state and national contests while we wait for votes to be counted: There are two other major school choice referenda on the ballot, in Colorado and Nebraska. Colorado’s, like ...

The author’s transformation from an idealist hedgehog to a realist fox was shaped by encounters with hard truths and wise leaders while working to improve America’s schools. In 1953, the Oxford ...

Paul E. Peterson interviews Daniel Weisberg, First Deputy Chancellor, New York City Department of Education ...