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Reimagine Schools after Covid-19? Bring Children Together!

June 1, 2020 By Nancy Bailey 6 Comments

In my mind, I see a line. And over that line, I see green fields and lovely flowers and beautiful white women with their arms stretched out to me over that line, but I can’t seem to get there no-how. I can’t seem to get over that line.  ~ Harriet Tubman Public schools can bring […]

Filed Under: Featured Tagged With: Brown v. Board of Education, covid-19, George Floyd, Minneapolis, N.C., Raleigh, reimagine schools, school integration, Tolerance

Purging U. S. Education History: Ignoring Past Mistakes and Successes

September 24, 2015 By Nancy Bailey 9 Comments

History, despite its wrenching pain, cannot be unlived, but if faced with courage, need not be lived again. Maya Angelou They are doing strange things to Colleges of Education in this country, and one of the weirdest is dropping education history courses from required teacher preparation.  According to Education Week there is a decline in […]

Filed Under: Featured Tagged With: Brown v. Board of Education, Early Childhood History, Special Education History, Teacher Preparation, Tolerance, U. S. History of Education

Freedom and America’s Public Schools and School Boards: They Belong to All of Us

July 3, 2014 By Nancy Bailey 4 Comments

It is difficult to find a more patriotic day than the 4th of July. While many problems face the country, and there are plenty of differences, most of us look forward to celebrating the birth of our nation. While we are free to hold different beliefs, Americans enjoy waving their flags and they love their […]

Filed Under: Featured Tagged With: Brown v. Board of Education, charter schools, Common Core, Communities, parents, race relations, School Boards, Students with Disabilities, teachers

Brown v. Board of Education—Still Further Apart than Ever Before On Its Anniversary

May 18, 2014 By Nancy Bailey Leave a Comment

On the anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education I don’t believe we are working on the issue of school integration in the least when it comes to public schools. Here are the two biggest examples: 1.    In 2010, the UCLA Civil Rights Project determined that charter schools “isolate students by race and class” yet charter […]

Filed Under: Featured Tagged With: Brown v. Board of Education, charter schools, Integration, President Obama, public schools, Supreme Court Decision

The Lawsuits Students Really Deserve in New York City and the Rest of the Country!

March 15, 2014 By Nancy Bailey Leave a Comment

Aren’t there some fine lawyers who would, preferably with pro-bono work, support families who have children with disabilities, all kinds of disabilities, or children who have second language hurdles, or the really really poor children, to sue the charter operators and their rich donors for denying these students a slot in their elite charter schools? […]

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piper4missouri Piper for Missouri @piper4missouri ·
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“Fund the student, not the system.” is code for “we don’t give two shits about disabled or rural kids.”

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helenproulx2 Helen Proulx @helenproulx2 ·
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Next up in my Reading:
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Theory of Learning vs. A Theory of Teaching lots to dig into here!!

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joshcowenmsu Josh Cowen @joshcowenmsu ·
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Typically no, #schoolvouchers don’t cover full tuition. And the few schools that aren’t sub-prime providers and do offer a good #education will often deduct the voucher from student financial aid packages. https://twitter.com/amkrspz/status/1618945335220662273

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@piper4missouri @joshcowenMSU People know that vouchers won’t cover full private school tuition. Right? I feel this isn’t being explained clearly enough.

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4publicedva 4publicedva @4publicedva ·
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Is this how we want our tax dollars for schools spent? https://twitter.com/ExurbanCowgirl/status/1618694065532604416

LoCo Mama ☮️ @ExurbanCowgirl

One of Loudoun’s 2 charter schools hosts an event with the right wing Association of American Educators then closes school for a week to send staff to New Orleans 🤷🏻‍♀️ Do we pay for PD like this for other @LCPSOfficial teachers?

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dianeravitch Diane Ravitch 🇺🇸🇺🇦🌈 @dianeravitch ·
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A must-read. School choice started as a means of resisting the Brown decision and racial desegregation. https://www.nybooks.com/articles/2021/01/14/the-dark-history-of-school-choice/

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