Mitch Price

Senior Policy Advisor, Washington State Charter Schools Association

Background

Mitch Price is a Senior Policy Advisor at Washington State Charter Schools Association.

Publications

Mitch Price

  • Research Reports    

Are Charter School Unions Worth the Bargain?

Mitch Price

This study of charter school unionization compared charter school collective bargaining agreements with traditional district contracts and found that, while the new contracts innovate in many ways, they could go much further given the opportunity to create agreements from scratch.

  • Research Reports    

Ch. 4 – Still Negotiating: What Do Unions Mean for Charter Schools (HFR ’09)

Mitch Price

In this chapter, Mitch Price considers whether charter schools can coexist with teachers unions and perhaps even provide innovative models for shaping productive new union contracts.

  • Research Reports    

Teacher Union Contracts and High School Reform

Mitch Price

Are teachers unions and collective bargaining agreements barriers to high school reform and redesign efforts in Washington, California, and Ohio? The report offers an overview of real and perceived barriers to reform, along with an overview of flexible provisions culled from various collective bargaining agreements.

  • Research Reports    

Not for the Timid: Breaking Down Barriers, Creating Breakthrough High Schools in Ohio

Donald Van Meter, Mitch Price

This report presents the results of an analysis of perceived barriers to high school redesign and real impediments embedded in federal and state statutes and regulations, as well as in local district policies in the state of Ohio.

  • Research Reports    

Legal and Policy Barriers to Redesigning California High Schools

Mitch Price

This report presents the results of an analysis of legal, regulatory, and policy barriers to high school redesign in California.

  • Research Reports    

Legal Issues and Small High Schools: Strategies to Support Innovation in Washington State

Kelly Warner-King, Mitch Price

This report explores legal issues affecting the establishment and operation of small high schools in Washington State.

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