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  • Survey Highlights Importance of Keeping State Tests off Private Schools0

    • January 22, 2015

    Though not so much this time of year, my Dad and I like to play catch in the backyard occasionally. It sounds kind of cliched, but my Dad starts talking about how he used to do the same thing with his dad. Then almost inevitably, he starts talking about this old movie called “Field of […]

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  • Learning Relationship Management: A Glimpse into Colorado K-12 Future?0

    • January 14, 2015

    I am rightly wary of making big predictions about the world of education. The more this little mind takes in, the less sure I become that anything in particular will happen. People, processes, and institutions: Put them all together, and there’s just too much unpredictability. There are some wiser and bolder than I out there […]

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  • ESAs + Tax Credits = Grand Plan for Brighter School Choice Future0

    • January 6, 2015

    I spent the last couple days of 2014 looking back. With 2015 underway, it’s now time to peer directly into the future of possibilities. Fortunately, I have really smart people like the Heritage Foundation’s Lindsey Burke and the Cato Institute’s Jason Bedrick to do all the heavy lifting for me. (Besides, it’s especially interesting to […]

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  • Eddie’s Top Posts of 2014: Part One0

    • December 30, 2014

    It’s hard to believe, but another long year of being age 5 is nearly past. January doesn’t seem that long ago, but here we are again, on the brink of new calendars and check-dating confusion. The year 2015 is just around the corner. But for now, it’s time for a little reflection on some of […]

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  • Snow or Not, Let’s Keep Sharing School Choice Wishes for 2015 and Beyond0

    • December 22, 2014

    There’s no school right now, but plenty of holiday magic in the air. And so today I’m wishing for snow so my Dad can take me out on the sled. I guess if we went up into the mountains, there’d be plenty to come by. But around Eddie’s neighborhood, it’s just a little too warm […]

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  • Sticky Testing Issue Knot: Where’s the Education Policy Velcro?0

    • December 18, 2014

    I may be a precocious and talented young edublogger, but tying shoelaces still gives me fits. My mom insists on double-knotting the laces. Occasionally, in my dreams, I am stifled and frustrated by a tight pair of shoes that I can’t remove because they have been tied snugly so many times with knots that could […]

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