Learning from the Elections in Atlanta and New York
Latest Story Last week, a new mayor was elected in New York, Atlanta reelected its mayor, and...
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Higher Education, A Moral Voice, & Ed Johnson, Candidate for the Atlanta School Board
The power of universities to influence public policy and debate should be part of the mission of...
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“Say It Isn’t So,” Georgia State Charter Commission Results: 1 Charter Approved, 7 Charters Denied
“Say it isn’t so.” The State Charter School Commission ruled on the 16...
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How Much Does It Cost to Find Great Teachers in Georgia? Answer: $60 Million
We’re spending a lot of money to find great teachers in Georgia. Admittedly, Georgia...
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Georgia Teacher Evaluations: All Trick, No Treat
EmpowerED Georgia published an “infomercial” on teacher evaluations just in time for...
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Inquiry Teaching: A Hallmark of Teaching in a Democratic Society
Teachers who instill as sense of inquiry in their classrooms are the educators who lead the rest...
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What is Georgia’s Race to the Top Plan for New Teachers?
What is the Georgia Race to the Top (RT3) Plan for New Teachers? Teach for America The simple...
Read MorePowerful Reasons Why the DeKalb School Board Should Oppose the Druid Hills Charter Cluster
Guest Post by Dr. Cindy Lutenbacher, Professor at Morehouse College This letter first appeared on Maureen Downey’s AJC blog, Get Schooled. The letter is published with the permission of Dr. Lutenbacher. My name is Dr....
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Why Should Mr. Ed Johnson Be Elected to the Atlanta School Board?
Latest Story The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think...
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The Druid Hills Charter Cluster: In Whose Interest?
Latest Story The Druid Hills Charter Cluster (DHCC) proposal has come under scrutiny by the DeKalb...
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