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Primer Microschools is named 2024 Yass Prize Winner

September 13, 2024
The 4th annual Yass Prize semifinalist gathering in NYC brought together a microcosm of some of the best education entrepreneurs this nation has known—past, present and future. I was blown away (again!) listening to every single semi-finalist tell their story about how they fill voids, how they STOP for education, implement transformation tech, and put […] Read more »

Analysis of Pending Choice Legislation in Texas Legislature Special Session (Nov. ’23)

November 13, 2023
The House Select Committee approved House Bill 1 (10-4 vote), supported by Governor Abbott. A full vote for the bill happens on Friday, November 17, 2023. Read more »

In School Board Elections, Parental Rights Movement Is Dealt Setbacks

November 9, 2023
Culture battles on gender and race did not seem to move many voters. Read more »

Fox Business: Some Worried Delta Variant Will Lead to School Reopening Delays

August 2, 2021
Jeanne Allen on Fox, on worries the Delta variant will lead to delays in schools reopening and mask mandates for children. Read more »

Fox Business: The current education climate

May 3, 2021
Jeanne Allen on Fox, discussing the need to put credible history w/ accurate content in front of kids so they can have honest debates in the classroom. Read more »

Fox Business: Teacher shortages and the politics that plagued school reopenings

April 23, 2021
Jeanne Allen on Fox, discussing teacher shortages and the politics that plagued school reopenings Read more »

February 2, 2021

February 3, 2021
Pressure builds on school to reopen during pandemic Read more »

President-Elect Joe Biden’s Plan to Reopen Schools

January 15, 2021
President-elect Joe Biden proposed $170B in Education COVID Relief funding: An Overview Read more »

abc7: Distance learning not adding up for every student, experts say

September 22, 2020
"There were very little opportunities for parents to say well hold on, have you thought about the fact that we have to work as well or we're all going to be in the same house working." Michael Musante, from the Center for Education Reform, said. "Those decisions were made very high up and handed down." Read more »

Center for Education Reform Looks to Preserve the American Dream

August 29, 2020
Expand educational opportunities that can yield improved economic outcomes for all Americans, particularly our youth. Read more »