Tag: standardized testing

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Krewe throwing beads ~= states giving schools “A” grades, but all is not lost

Last week, the Heritage Foundation released a study from yours-truly called From Mass Deception to Meaningful Accountability: A Brighter Future for K–12 Education. The basic argument: the good intentions of the No Child Left Behind era were completely undermined by opponents, who both defanged state rating systems and tamed charter... READ MORE
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What parents want, and how to make sure they can get it
A new report by EdChoice uses parent surveys to identify...
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Long-term trend NAEP brings more bad news
The National Assessment of Educational Progress released Long Term Trend...
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Latest Nation’s Report Card data show decades of decline for 13-year-olds
Editor’s note: This story on the latest scores released from...
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Florida’s academic gains for students with disabilities deserves emulation
If you take the Nation’s Report Card data back as...
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The Land of (Dis)enchantment
Recently I reported that Florida’s students with disabilities exceeded multiple...
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Don’t want to be an American illiterate?
Welcome to a new kind of tension All across the...
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Bright spots and challenges for Florida NAEP 2022
  NAEP released 2022 state and large urban district data...
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The state of school choice in the U.S.
Charter schools and home schooling are experiencing major growth. Meanwhile,...
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A digression on the test obsession
Measuring a child’s mastery of material taught in school is...
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Charter schools outperform traditional public schools in 2018-19
More than half of Florida’s charter schools earned an A...
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