On blaming charter schools for the deeper inequities plaguing public education.
On the inherent injustice of neighborhood schools.
On the costs of treating charter schools as part of a broader “school choice” movement.
On collaboration in New York City schools.
On a recent charter schools debate at a National Urban League summit.
On the politics of education reform in California.
On Washington, DC’s universal pre-K program.
On public education, school choice, and the efficacy of righteous outrage.
On how the administration’s immigration policies are harming US-born children of immigrants.
On how to ensure that English learners have equitable access to Washington, DC’s bilingual charter schools.
