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Eddie’s Crazy Idea: More Colo. Districts Should Pursue Student-Based Budgeting 0
- EDUCATION - Blogs
- August 20, 2015
Hey, I’ve got a crazy idea! Why not have school districts base their budgeting on students like me (or any student, for that matter)? It just makes sense to do it that way, right? Especially since the whole K-12 education enterprise is supposed to be about the kids. It’s not that simple, however, and it’s […]
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8/20/15 0
- EDUCATION - Newsletters
- August 20, 2015
Education Policy Center Newsletter August 20, 2015
In this issue
— Back-to-School Week Brings Drama, Politics in Jeffco
— A(nother) Fight for the Future of Colorado Education Reform
— New Paper Shows Colorado Student-Based Budgeting on the Rise
— Institute Celebrates Third Annual Employee Freedom Week
— Educational Choice Marches On
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Colorado Teachers Should Know Their Rights to Leave the Union 0
- EDUCATION - Labor, EDUCATION - Opinion Editorials, EDUCATION - Teachers
- August 20, 2015
Busy back-to-school days present the only chance for many teachers to leave the union. But they can’t exercise the right if, like many Colorado workers, they don’t know it exists.
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Freedom Minute: College Board Revamps AP U.S. History Framework 0
- EDUCATION - Latest on K-12 Issues, EDUCATION - Radio & Podcasts
- August 19, 2015
Education policy analyst Ross Izard takes a look at the changes made to this year’s Advanced Placement U.S. History framework, and what those changes tell us about last fall’s “censorship” controversy in Jeffco.
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