Philadelphia School District investigates why eight of thirteen charters revoked since 2010 were from black-led schools.
By Christina Lengyel
Guy Ciarrocchi: Parents and students deserve more good schools, not fewer
Once again white, suburban, progressive legislators want to dictate where other students go to school.
By Guy Ciarrocchi
Guy Ciarrocchi: Moms know best — cyber schools offer safety and restore self-esteem
Cyber charters are helping some students return to a love of learning that they had lost in traditional public schools.
By Guy Ciarrocchi
Guy Ciarrocchi: Pennsylvania could rescue up to 100,000 children if we put children ahead of politics
Ideological choices are trapping children across the commonwealth in failing schools.
By Guy Ciarrocchi
Guy Ciarrocchi: Charter schools work
A government program that helps children, parents, and educators, while saving the taxpayer money.
by Guy Ciarrocchi
David Hardy: Philadelphia’s school board needs to get out of charter authorizing
The school board has shown itself unable to manage the process correctly, to students’ detriment.
By David Hardy
De facto charter school ban in Philly leads to growing waitlist, with dwindling time to apply
With less than a month left for students to apply for a spot in one of Philadelphia’s 85 public charter schools, a dearth of new school openings is making a lengthy waitlist even longer.
By Rick Rickman
PA charter schools grow in popularity as Wolf seeks to clamp down
Even as PA Governor Tom Wolf attempts to regulate and change the state’s charter school system, this form of education is growing increasingly popular, a new report shows.
By Matthew Liptak
Christian Barnard: “Nice White Parents” podcast series highlights real public K-12 failures—but lets government off the hook
While the podcast exposes concerning racial inequalities it fails to hold accountable the major culprits behind the unfair education system.
By Christian Barnard
Conner Drigotas: How teachers unions are fighting to kill teaching jobs in PA
By loudly advocating against increased funding for charter schools at the state legislature, Pennsylvania’s teachers’ unions make it clear exactly how they feel about the teachers who work in charter schools.
By Conner Drigotas