August 14, 1998. Confronted with conclusive data on declining academic achievement, low test scores, and real indicators of the failure of the educational system, schools and school districts have entered into new partnerships with private companies to provide academic services for their students.
The Center for Education Reform explores these new arrangements in its most recent Action Paper, Creating a Revolution: From the Boardroom to the Classroom; New Partners in Education.
October 27, 1998. The Center for Education Reform honors Pennsylvania State Representative Dwight Evans as one of six distinguished heroes in education reform at its 5th Anniversary Celebration and Salute to the Nation’s Unsung Heroes.
May 12, 1998. The Center for Education Reform’s website, www.2024.edreform.com, wins Washington, DC City Pages’ Hot Site Award.
March 12, 1995. Group of Florida citizens launch private scholarship program to help underprivileged families; Illinois Senate provides 2,000 low-income kids with choice; Connecticut legislative committee to hear testimony on school choice and charter school bill that lost last year.
March 5, 1998. A handful of Washington State lawmakers can shoulder the blame for the defeat of a charter school bill on Monday, March 2.
May 11, 2000. In New Jersey, the Council on Local Mandates upheld the legality of regional charter schools, but in South Carolina, the state Supreme Court ruled that the state’s charter school law is unconstitutional because of one provision.
December 2, 1998. Alert notifying supporters to log onto IntellectualCapital.com to add their comments to a school choice debate expected to have heavy turnout from BLOB supporters.
December 18, 1998. The New York State Senate and State Assembly both vote yes on charter school legislation in the early morning hours.
August 1, 1996.The Franklin County, Ohio Court of Common Pleas yesterday ruled that the Cleveland school voucher plan violated neither the Ohio State nor the U.S. Constitution.
Analysis of Findings from Survey of Adults in Oakland, California with an Oversample of Parents of School-Aged Children on February 13, 2007
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