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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Should later school start times be an ed reform priority?
Howdy, friends. I hope your summer is going well and that your World Cup withdrawal isn’t hitting you too hard. Meanwhile, here’s your annual reminder that in parts of the South, the back-to-school season starts in less than two weeks!
Spe...
Are Chromebook carts the answer?
Hi friends. Last week I teed up a debate about LAUSD’s screen time policy, and this week I’m pleased to present some smart reactions from Dan Buck, Sara Mead, Thomas Rodgers, Meredith Coffey, Derek Regensburger, Betsy Tao, Dale Chu, and Dav...
Let’s debate LA’s screen time policy
Hi, friends. I hope y’all had a great holiday weekend. I had a lot of fun, but neither my dog nor I was happy about the post-midnight fireworks in Washington, D.C.
Today we use LAUSD’s new screen time policy as a vehicle to debate what sta...
The one where Ross gets rebuked by reformers
Hi, folks. If you didn’t get the pop culture reference in the subject line, here’s a hint: It’s inspired by a TV show that aired its final episode in May of 2004—at the peak of the No Child Left Behind era. And now that I think about it, it...
Is the Senate’s READ Act a Reading First redux?
Hi, friends. This week it’s NCSC vs. NCSA. I’m on Team NCSC. Speaking of which, I hope to see some of you at the National Charter Schools Conference in New Orleans this week. Come to my session on grade inflation on Friday morning, featurin...
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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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