• Instead of having just two kinds of schools, public or private, America will have a palette of choice, including voucher-redeeming public schools, voucher-redeeming private or parochial ones, quasi-public charter schools, quasi-private charter schools and home learning.

    ECONOMIST: Sorting out school choice

  • Bryn Austin from Harvard's School of Public Health mapped all the schools in Chicago--kindergartens through high schools, public and private--and also mapped where the fast-food restaurants are located in the city.

    NPR: Kids Have Easy Access to Junk Food

  • And that is that in most states you now have a mechanism where you set up a public school -- so this is not private schools, these are public schools receiving public dollars -- but they have a charter that allows them to experiment and try new things.

    WHITEHOUSE: Online Town Hall

  • At the top of the list are charter schools--public, innovative, accountable for results, operating free from most bureaucracy and attended by choice.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • All schools are open-enrollment public schools.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Unlike charter schools they are essentially corporate-built public schools that are bound by union contracts and state regulations.

    FORBES: Build it and they will come

  • As a result, some students and their families are taking on more debt or are opting for lower-priced public schools or two-year institutions.

    WSJ: Some Schools Cut Student Grants, Scholarships

  • Schools are a high priority to many folks considering this category, and the best American K-12 public schools tend to be found in the Upper Midwest--the Dakotas, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Iowa.

    FORBES: Porch-Swing Communities

  • Some measure of the challenges that await Black are the apparent gap between the best of the charter schools and the run-of-the-mill public schools where too many teachers think of tenure as a sinecure that spares them the need for serious innovation on the educational front.

    FORBES: Let Cathie Black Dig Down Deep To Institute Major Education Reforms

  • Countless parochial schools, which spend far less per student than do public schools, easily out perform their public-school counterparts.

    FORBES: Fact and Comment

  • However, successive and continuing government policies (and again this is an international phenomenon) of privatisation, contracting out, public-private partnerships, the private finance initiative, academy and free schools - all aspects of the private provision of public services - have increasingly entwined the public and private sectors and now focused attention on how far freedom of information should reach.

    BBC: A Big Mac with extra FOIs, please

  • How might our shared built environment -- our homes, hospitals, schools, workplaces and public spaces -- be shaped differently if women were behind half the proverbial blueprints?

    CNN: We need women designing buildings

  • Why, ask the suburbanites, should they pay for the facilities they have chosen to avoid: inner-city schools and public housing?

    ECONOMIST: They can yet be resurrected | The

  • State high school associations nationwide are debating whether to split public and private schools in the playoffs, particularly in football, because of private-school dominance that the public schools say is unfair because they, unlike their private colleagues, can recruit, er, attract players from outside a geographical boundary.

    FORBES: Despite Comparisons To Holocaust, Segregation, Louisiana Divides HS Football Playoffs

  • With property taxes rising across the country, we took a look at per-pupil spending in public schools and weighed it against student performance--SAT scores, SAT participation rates and graduation rates.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • We launched Race to the Top -- the most meaningful reform for our public schools in a generation -- to invest in innovative State plans that support and improve teacher effectiveness and student achievement.

    WHITEHOUSE: The White House

  • With property taxes rising across the country, we took a look at per-pupil spending in public schools and weighed it against student performance--college entrance exam scores (SAT or ACT, depending on which is more common in the state), exam participation rates and graduation rates.

    FORBES: Best And Worst School Districts For The Buck

  • Frank Wilson, now the recruiting coordinator and running backs coach at LSU, said he has known Green-Ellis since he was athletic director for the New Orleans public schools and Green-Ellis was a high school star there.

    WSJ: New England Running Back BenJarvus Green-Ellis Has Zero Fumbles in the NFL

  • Most of the health care funding would be contained in the Labor-HHS-Education appropriations bill, which funds a lot of the programs that get the most use, like public schools, low-income heating assistance, unemployment insurance, job training, and public broadcasting, so it would be a very high-stakes game.

    FORBES: Defunding Obamacare- A Campaign Promise That Won't Be Kept

  • Mr Lyscom says that schools' educational work is a public benefit - and that independent schools have sought to make facilities available to the wider community.

    BBC: Private schools want legal ruling on charity status

  • Aside from the basics - utilities, schools, clean streets, efficient public transport - at which Tokyo traditionally excels, the Japanese megapolis provides sign-language interpreters for the deaf, home helpers for the elderly, and subsidies for single-parent households.

    CNN: Tokyo

  • But the public school system proves that this is untrue: inner-city Catholic schools far outperform public schools, despite much lower budgets.

    FORBES: Obamacare's Problem: The Rich Don't Have Enough Money

  • Some popular culprits, such as short-termism in the City and a fondness for takeovers, or the public schools and anti-business snobbery, he dismisses out of hand.

    ECONOMIST: British industrial decline

  • Substantial public-sector borrowing to finance public-sector spending and investing - even public-sector investment in roads, or schools, or universities, or airports, all of which would arguably increase the productive potential of the economy - is viewed as dangerous and poisonous: the conventional government view is that way lies the road to bankruptcy of the state.

    BBC: Government becomes banker to the private sector

  • In a 2007 survey by the Department of Education, 88% of home-schooling parents said that their local public schools were unsafe, drug-ridden or unwholesome in some way.

    ECONOMIST: The growth of home-schooling

  • Florida reveals the next stage: linking vouchers to the performance of public schools in order to shake up the public-school system throughout the state.

    ECONOMIST: Sorting out school choice

  • Now at schools like P-Tech in Brooklyn, a collaboration between New York Public Schools and City University of New York and IBM, students will graduate with a high-school diploma and an associate's degree in computers or engineering.

    BBC: State of the Union: Obama pledges to reignite economy

  • How was this unlikely partnership between under-performing public schools and a wealthy former music executive formed?

    WSJ: The Unlikely Reformer | Innovator of the Year 2012 Education

  • Chartered K-12 public schools still receive state funding, but are freed of a plethora of regulations facing state government entities.

    FORBES: Chartered Universities

  • Without nationwide standardized testing, the data simply would not exist to make the case for or against charter and non-unionized public schools.

    FORBES: Are Unions Anti-Competitive?

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