Category: State Takeovers
Can Community Schools Rescue a ‘Troubled’ District?
by Jeff Bryant | Jul 18, 2022 | Community Schools, State Takeovers | 0
“Why are we still fighting for basic needs?” asked Karen Guzman, a parent and community organizer...
Read MoreWe Need a Democratic Approach to Reimagining Schools—Asking People, Not Billionaires and Ideologues, What They Want
by Jeff Bryant | Jan 27, 2021 | Community Schools, State Takeovers | 2
As soon as Anna Grant’s busy workday at Forest View Elementary School in Durham, North Carolina,...
Read MoreWhy Many School Districts Are Being Set Up for Fiscal Failure
by Jeff Bryant | Jul 10, 2019 | Charter Schools, State Takeovers | 0
Former vice president and current presidential hopeful Joe Biden recently caught a lot of flak for...
Read MoreUrban Communities of Color Increasingly Want No Part of Charter Schools
by Jeff Bryant | Dec 5, 2018 | Charter Schools, Education in Elections, State Takeovers | 0
At a recent school board meeting in New Orleans, more than 100 parents swamped the hearing room,...
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- Can Community Schools Rescue a ‘Troubled’ District?
- Sarah Lahm: Why Michigan Public School Parents Might Be Too Strong of a Match for Betsy DeVos and Her Privatization Agenda
- Why Did Oakland Decide to Shut Down Popular Community Schools?
- New Peer-Reviewed Study by Our Schools’ Jeff Bryant and Velislava Hillman: “Families’ Perceptions of Corporate Influence in Career and Technical Education Through Data Extraction”
- Jeff Bryant on The Progressive: ‘Community Schools Could Fix a Major Problem in Education’
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