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April 15, 2000.  A statement from Jeanne Allen, President of The Center for Education Reform, on President Clinton’s Remarks to the Education Writers Association.

The President of the Center for Education Reform appears on Newsstand show that focuses on business’ growing interest in improving educational opportunities and accountability.

National Education Association President Bob Chase and other advocates of the status quo are mistaken if they believe education reformers are about to fold up their tents and go home, says CER President Jeanne Allen.

CER President Jeanne Allen participates in a live webcast of The Merrow Report focusing on charter schools on April 14, 1999.

Journalists who provided clear, comprehensive and objective coverage of education reform issues in 1997 are awarded by The Center for Education Reform.

During The Center for Education Reform’s 5th Anniversary Celebration and Salute to the Nation’s Unsung Education Reform Heros, Laura Friedman, volunteer Director of the Missouri Charter Schools Information Center, is honored for her role in advancing better educational opportunities for all children.

The Center for Education Reform honors Leah Vukmir as one of six distinguished heroes in education reform at CER’s 5th Anniversary Celebration.

Mike McKeown and Paul Clopton of Mathematically Correct honored during The Center for Education Reform’s 5th Anniversary Celebration and Salute to the Nation’s Unsung Education Reform Heroes.

March 11, 1998. The Center for Education Reform announces the release of the 1997-1998 National Charter School Directory, the nation’s only comprehensive listing of America’s charter schools.

The Empire State’s charter school law has been rated as one of the top ten strongest of the nation’s charter school laws according to The Center for Education Reform’s annual rankings.