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The Covid-19 “Leave No Crisis Wasted” School Plan that Failed…for Now

October 26, 2022 By Nancy Bailey 4 Comments

Learning loss complaints and teacher blame for school closures could be because the Covid-19 disaster plan to reimagine schools failed. Technology replacing public schools and teachers appeared to be the “leave no crisis wasted” plan, but it backfired. After Hurricane Katrina, the late privatization guru Milton Friedman coordinated replacing public schools in New Orleans with […]

Filed Under: Featured Tagged With: covid-19, disaster capitalism, NAEP scores, School Closures During Covid-19, schools, teachers, Technology, Virtual Learning and Covid

Hurricane Ian: How Are the Children and Public Schools?

October 11, 2022 By Nancy Bailey 2 Comments

Hearts go out to those suffering from Hurricane Ian. It’s hard to fathom what Florida residents and those from hurricane-affected areas are experiencing. How are the children? How are they handling the disruption? Will public schools change? As of Tuesday morning, October 4, 2022, according to the Florida Department of Education, the following K-12 school […]

Filed Under: Featured Tagged With: closed schools, disaster capitalism, florida hurricane, Hurricane Ian, learning loss, School openings, School Privatization

Disaster Capitalism, Online Instruction, and What Covid-19 Is Teaching Us About Public Schools and Teachers

March 16, 2020 By Nancy Bailey 17 Comments

The last few weeks have been surreal as we learn about the Corona Virus and how to protect ourselves and our neighbors. One of the largest disruptions has been school closings in order to contain the virus. No one knows when schools will reopen. While Covid-19 is of utmost concern, parents and educators, who’ve worried […]

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