Education Policy Center

Greeley Public Schools: Learning Reimagined 0
- EDUCATION - Issue Backgrounders, EDUCATION - Latest on K-12 Issues
- July 23, 2013
Yielding unacceptable results for a challenging population of nearly 20,000 enrolled students while receiving nearly $9,000 per student, leaders in Greeley Public Schools face a timely opportunity to transform the district’s educational approach, to successfully reimagine learning and the surrounding systems and infrastructure.
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Adams 12 Doesn’t Need to Remain the Misreported Media Punching Bag 0
- EDUCATION - Blogs, EDUCATION - Teachers
- July 23, 2013
Let the head-scratching commence. If you read this article by Yesenia Robles in today’s Denver Post, you’d think that Adams 12 school district had been hoarding money and just started to fix the problem, thanks to the watchful eye of the teachers union: After a year of deflecting accusations of questionable and unethical budget practices, […]
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07/18/13 0
- EDUCATION - Newsletters
- July 18, 2013
Education Policy Center Newsletter July 18, 2013
— TV Alert: Benigno Tackles Tuition Tax Credits
— TV Alert (Cont.): Kafer Touts New Blended Learning Report
— Center Exposes 49th in Education Funding Fallacy… Again
— Read, Watch, or Listen to Learn Colo. Charter School History
— Center Spreads Word for Employee Freedom Week
— Easy as 1-2-3: Eddie Debunks Anti-Dougco Myths
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Indiana is Inspirational, But Let’s Not Just Dream about More Colorado School Choice 0
- EDUCATION - Blogs, EDUCATION - School Choice
- July 18, 2013
I work hard to spread the word about options and innovations in education. But once in awhile, the summertime heat provides a great chance to sit back and dream, too. Today I dreamed that this Herald Bulletin article, “Parents have more school choices,” was appearing in a Colorado newspaper: With an expansion approved by the […]
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