The Education Monopoly Problem Everyone Ignores
There’s always that one person that buys up all of the railroads when playing the game “Monopoly,” right? Or theRead More…
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Commentary: With strike, L.A. teachers union came out strong fighting for its members. But who’s fighting for our kids?
As I watched the Los Angeles teachers strike play out over the past couple of weeks, I’ve been impressed byRead More…
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Why Parents Want Options: It is time to Highlight Real Issues in our System
I once attended a panel in Los Angeles where members of the community came together to hear from public charterRead More…
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An Open Letter to LAUSD Board Members
#notalone #wewantqualitynow An Open Letter to LAUSD Board Members, I work for an organization that works to improve public schools,Read More…
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Your Neighborhood School Scored a 4 on Overall School Quality: Are You Excited About Sending Your Child to That School?
After researching my neighborhood schools on GreatSchools and on the California School Dashboard, would I be excited to learn thatRead More…
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Self-Advocacy: Elise Duarte Shares Her Experience About Being Bullied and Finding Success at a Non-Public School
We are chatting with Elise Duarte for School Choice Week. She is a student who requires special education to accessRead More…
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Thank you Franklin McKinley School District for Renewing my Daughter’s School
A few years ago I was looking for schools for my daughters that would motivate and prepare them for theRead More…
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Are You At the Decision Making Table When It Comes To Your Child’s Education?
Who makes decisions about our public education system? You could say Betsy Devos, the State Department of Education, and localRead More…
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Data Shows Charter School Growth in California, Giving Parents More Options for Their Children
Last week, a press release from The California Charter Schools Association (CCSA) showed there is a growing parent demand forRead More…
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Students Don’t Enroll in School to Make a Political Statement, They Go to Learn
My little brother is a ten year old who loves to create slime, play video games, and make friends. He’sRead More…
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