Sentences with phrase «from school choice»

Those who would directly benefit from school choice programs overwhelmingly support having the option.

That is, the evidence suggests that both students who exercise choice and students who remain in public schools benefit from school choice programs.

Moreover, increased competition from school choice makes students remaining in public schools better off.

But it at least suggests that we may have less to fear from school choice than from the continual struggle to establish one educational «faith» through the vehicle of the common school.

I have no problem with the state requiring accountability from school choice programs....

A: As a teacher I benefit from school choice by having the ability to work in a school environment where the achievement gap is most prominent.

Students and teachers from school choice options around the state will share poetry, storytelling, song, dance, and more.

In response to the latest press release from school choice opponents, a little context is needed.

What America Can Learn from School Choice in Other Countries.

Continuing to Learn from School Choice in Washington D.C..

Associations between Specific Test Score & Attainment Results from School Choice Evaluations as Defined by Mike Petrilli

Today, researchers from the School Choice Demonstration Project at the University of Arkansas and the Education Research Alliance for New Orleans at Tulane University will release findings from their study of the third year of results from the Louisiana Scholarship Program at the Urban Institute in Washington.

Rep. Bryan Holloway also received a significant amount of contributions from the school choice movement in 2012, totaling approximately $ 12,000.

ESAs constitute a critical refinement of Friedman's voucher idea, moving from school choice to educational choice.

In this study we investigate whether district officials in a position to influence policy and practice have begun to respond to competitive pressure from school choice in new ways.

Good Morning Today, researchers from the School Choice Demonstration Project at the University of Arkansas and the Education Research Alliance for New Orleans at Tulane University will release findings from their study of the third year of results from the Louisiana Scholarship Program at the Urban Institute in Washington.

That drew criticism from some school choice advocates who said under that scenario DPI would have too much authority over private voucher schools.

The proposal drew criticism from school choice advocates.

As someone who has benefitted from school choice thanks to my parents (and make no mistake, when you buy a home in a particular area in order to send children to a specific district, you are exercising school choice), I wanted quality options for my own daughters.

The following is a joint statement from School Choice Wisconsin and The Wisconsin Federation for Children.

Finally, Koyzis refuses on principle to sketch the policy implications of Christian democracy (aside from school choice).

But any comparison of the demographics of students in charter and traditional public schools provides at best an incomplete picture of segregation because segregation resulting from school choice policies would occur primarily across schools, not within schools.

As reform ideas expand from school choice to educational choice — not just where a child learns but how they learn — more research is needed on the accounts to determine how a menu of educational choices affects student achievement and parent satisfaction over a longer time horizon.

He pointed to additional findings from the school choice studies that could guide policy makers:

Two recent studies of LSP indicate initial negative student achievement results that do not align with the greater body of research showing positive or neutral outcomes from school choice programs in other cities and states.

Parents and educators testified in opposition to Senate Bill 13 and were bolstered with great support from our school choice coalition.

The Empower Mississippi news blog brings you the latest from the school choice and education reform movement in Mississippi and beyond.

Clearly, the influx of funds coming from the school choice movement in 2012 far exceeded the $ 90,000 delivered by PACs.

TIME's Andrew Rotherham hopes he can orient you with five lessons from his school choice experience, which I've paraphrased here:

You don't really care about treatises on whether families are best being customers of schools, or ideological debates over the value of Common Core, or pablum from school choice activists with jobs to protect about why state tests shouldn't be used to hold accountable private schools taking vouchers for serving kids, or if an Obama Administration plan to address suspensions is somehow a punishment to traditional district schools that have been failing kids for decade after decade.

Brandon was a recipient of a significant amount of campaign money from the school choice movement during his 2012 run for office — 25 percent of his campaign contributions came from pro-voucher investors.

Data from school choice programs in Milwaukee, New Orleans, and Ohio show that a school choice plan does not always improve the quality of education for all students.

Rep. Marcus Brandon (D - Guilford), a key champion of the school voucher legislation, received campaign contributions totaling more than $ 10,000 from school choice proponents — approximately 25 % of all donations he received.

If you watched President Trump deliver his recent address to Congress, you saw him single out a student named Denisha Merriweather, an impressive Florida graduate student who attended private school with help from a school choice program available for students from low - income families in the Sunshine State.

To some, it's an unverified claim that emerged from school choice advocacy groups like Parents for Educational Freedom during recent legislative sessions.

McIntosh's charges come amid growing claims from school choice critics that charters — publicly - funded schools with broad flexibility in their curriculum and staffing — may «cherrypick» or intentionally exclude some high - needs students, serving decidedly fewer low - income children and children with disabilities, populations that also tend to trail their peers academically.

Edward F. Berger: We Must Recover from the School Choice Movement and Reclaim Our Public Schools by dianeravitch

One develops a theoretical hypothesis, such as «The achievement effects from school choice evaluations reliably predict their attainment effects.»

ESAs represent a move from school choice to educational choice because families can use ESA funds to pay for a lot more than just private school tuition.

Rapidly growing communities are likewise immune to competitive pressures from school choice.