U.S. News and World Report cites CRPE in this article on Cory Booker and school choice.
The world is changing. It is long past time for public education to change as well.
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U.S. News and World Report cites CRPE in this article on Cory Booker and school choice.
For parents of children with disabilities, finding a school where the adults not only care about what your child needs but are capable of providing it can be life-changing. Over the past 12 months, researchers...
This report is the first step in developing an evidence base about how charter schools meet the needs of unique learners, how they can improve in this work, and what aspects of chartering as a...
This post comes from the first edition of Re:portfolio, a publication with articles, news clips, and resources about the portfolio strategy. The strategy has its roots in the writings of CRPE founder Paul Hill, as...
This report provides key lessons for states seeking to make improvements in districts and schools navigating a transition to local control.
Joe Biden, Kamala Harris and the race for the Democratic nomination have given education policy a rare moment the limelight in a presidential campaign. The policy issue at the heart of their dispute, dubbed “busing,”...
The goal of school choice is to give all families — especially families in underserved communities — access to high-quality schools that work for them. School systems will not reach that goal if they leave...
I am the oldest of four children. The youngest is my brother Stephen. Regular school was never a good fit for Stephen. He is one of the smartest people I know. An avid reader. A...
In The 74, Robin Lake writes that policymakers should stop pitting charter schools and school districts against each other.
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