Updates

Parker Baxter at the Center for Education Policy Analysis writes that we need to prepare a new generation of education systems leaders to reimagine how education can be organized and delivered.

Big cities looking for school superintendents should pay attention to the progress in Chicago, writes Paul Hill.

Robin Lake and Paul Hill propose a new political strategy to meet the need and demand for more high-quality charter schools.

Paul Hill explains why superintendents’ political skills are fundamental for success in their job, and offers a new paper to help prepare aspiring leaders.

Citing evidence from CRPE’s new analysis, Robin Lake writes that the debate over school choice is out of touch with the experiences of families on the ground.

Charter School Principal Sharif El-Mekki says education leaders must work together to ensure every child has access to high-quality education

Robin Lake opines on Mike Petrilli’s argument for just “letting school districts be school districts.”

Robin Lake and Alice Opalka discuss the importance of cross-sector cooperation when it comes to replacing low-performing schools.

With the return to local control, NPS leaders will need to work with the city’s surging charter sector to ensure opportunity and equity citywide.

As the school choice debate becomes more polarized, Robin Lake urges education leaders to double down on working across sector lines.

Paul Hill looks for potential areas of agreement with the new education secretary.

Detroit's problem hasn’t been school choice itself, writes Robin Lake, it’s the way choice has been executed.