Educational Justice: September 2016

Tuesday, September 27, 2016

Choosing Democracy: California Comeback: How a Ballot Measure Brought ...

Choosing Democracy: California Comeback: How a Ballot Measure Brought ...: Four years ago California voters overwhelmingly passed Proposition 30, the emergency ballot measure that Governor Jerry Brown and state ...

Monday, September 12, 2016

Choosing Democracy: How Messed Up is California's Charter School Secto...

Choosing Democracy: How Messed Up is California's Charter School Secto...: Difficult to Believe . Valerie Straus, Ohio and Utah are known in education circles for having extraordinarily troubled charter s...

Wednesday, September 07, 2016

Choosing Democracy: Prop 30 Saved the Schools: Proposition 55 is essen...

Choosing Democracy: Prop 30 Saved the Schools: Proposition 55 is essen...: New Report Shows the Significant Impact of Proposition 30 Nearly four years since California voters approved Proposition 30, a new Issue Br...

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