SCHOOLED
Michael J. PetrilliSCHOOLED is Michael J. Petrilli’s twice-weekly newsletter restarting the ed reform conversation. Expect sharp analysis, curated commentary, and lively debates—including from YOU. This is one newsletter you won’t want to skip.
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Fixing grade inflation via clear policies and cultural change
Today we continue our look at how states and districts can tamp down the rampant grade inflation in our schools, with suggestions from Bibb Hubbard, Mike Goldstein, Dale Chu, Thibaut Delloue, David Nitkin, Kevin Teasley, Alicia Anderson, an...
Fixing grade inflation through incentives and transparency
Hi, friends. Those of us in the northeast are digging out again. At this rate, my ninth grader might still be in school on the Fourth of July.
Can states do anything about grade inflation?
Happy Friday, folks. This week, just about every elite outlet ran an opinion piece on education: Jorge Elorza in the New York Times, NAGB chair Mark White in the Washington Post, Daniel Lipinski in the Wall Street Journal, and Jessica Winte...
ICE is leaving Minnesota. How should local schools address the after-effects?
ICE is moving on, leaving learning loss in its wake. In today’s SCHOOLED, I solicit YOUR ideas for how Twin Cities schools can best address the academic and emotional needs of the thousands of kids who have been out of class for close to tw...
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Michael J. Petrilli is president of the Thomas B. Fordham Institute, executive editor of Education Next, and a contributor at Forbes.com.
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