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Friday, February 26, 2016

How Do We Know The New State Report Card is More Accurate?

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Much was made yesterday of the Fordham Institute's statement  from Aaron Churchill, whom I respect and admire, that said the statewide d...
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New Report Card: Greater Percentage of Urban Buildings Meet High-Quality Charter Definition Than Charters

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There has been lots of discussion recently about how many charter schools meet the state's definition of a "high-quality" scho...
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Thursday, February 25, 2016

New Report Card: Charters Perform Slightly Better in 2 of 9 Categories, Slightly Worse in 1 and Far Worse in 6

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Charter Schools have slightly higher percentages of As and Bs in one report card grade category and slightly lower percentages of Ds and Fs ...
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New Ohio Report Card: Too Many Districts Struggle With Most Needy

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While the new Ohio report cards continue to show the overall trend of Ohio's public school districts doing a better job overall than Oh...
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CORRECTED New Ohio Report Cards: Urban Districts Outperform Charters. But Only 1/2 of Charter Kids Come From There

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There's some good news (or bad news, depending on how you look at it) for charter schools in the new state report cards . Charters have ...
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CORRECTED New Ohio Report Cards: More than 1/2 of all Charter Grades are Fs. District Grades Drop Too.

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I will be posting more details throughout the day on the new state report card data the Ohio Department of Education just released . But the...
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Tuesday, February 23, 2016

New Proper Perspective: Whither $71 million?

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The Proper Perspective: An honest exchange about Ohio’s Charter School Program grant Ohio won a $71 million federal Charter...
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Stephen Dyer
I am currently the Education Policy Fellow at Innovation Ohio. I also practice law in the Akron, Ohio area. Prior to this, I was the State Rep. for the area and was the Chief Legislative Architect for Ohio's Evidence Based Model of school funding, among other things. It won a national award for being the country's most "bold, courageous, non-partisan" education reform of 2009. Prior to that, I was a reporter with the Akron Beacon Journal and won several statewide awards, as well as a Pulitzer Prize nomination in 2003. The opinions I express here are mine, not Innovation Ohio's. Oh, and my wife, Melissa and I have developed an obsession for Hallmark Christmas movies. Don't ask.
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