I strongly encourage you all pick up a copy of today’s Wall Street Journal. Flip to the editorial section and tucked between mail bombs, robo-lending, and pension reform sits one…

Never mind the fact that federal oversight of any sort is an overreach of executive power and wholly unconstitutional, Title I funding makes its case for the nation’s least necessary…

As a practical libertarian (yes, editor of something called Somewhat Reasonable) and realist education reformer, I tend to take people by surprise when I come out strongly against “Performance Pay.”…

When policy analysts at interest groups and think tanks and researchers in academia set out to look at education policy they each must think themselves so clever in calling it…

Education bulldozer Michelle Rhee will announce her resignation as Washington D.C. school czar says the Washington Post. The former Teach For America alum and founder of the New Teacher Project,…

Chris Christie is at it again. This teacher wants to understand why Christie has lambasted public education. Well it deserves lambasting when the teacher union asks for a raise at…

The Council for American Private Eduation (CAPE), released this great, albeit dry, video about the benefits of private school. The thesis revolves around one line: “children only get one education,…

Their technical expertise is growing thanks in no small part to a wealth of well-organized, well-funded, tech universities in India. Where there is tech expertise there are jobs being created.…

Facebook representatives this week denounced the attempt by Google and Verizon to craft a free-market approach to net neutrality (“Facebook at Odds With Google, Verizon on Net Neutrality,” Digits, August…