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Latest test scores show CA's public schools continue to fail kids

The California Classroom Collapse Hits the Middle Class

Last year, Bret Daniels, the mayor of the middle-class Sacramento suburb of Citrus Heights, announced that he was quitting his position as mayor and moving to Kentucky, in part because of the quality of education his seven-year-old daughter was receiving.  Recently released test scores show that California’s education decline is ...
Classroom Ideology

Elon Musk needs H-1B workers because math education fails our students

When entrepreneur Elon Musk made headlines with his vociferous comments supporting the H-1B visa program, the ensuing debate focused on the implications of his position on immigration. But this debate obscured the reason America even has such a program in the first place: its homegrown students are being poorly educated ...
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Give fire victim families emergency school choice

As Gov. Gavin Newsom stood near a burned-down school, Pacific Palisades mom Rachel Darvish pleaded with Newsom: “That was my daughter’s school, what are you going to do?” Newsom offered no real answer for the distraught parent at the time. Well, here’s the answer he should have given: all families ...
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State Budget Week - Learn How the Newsom Education Budget Will Impact You

The Newsom Education Budget: No Bang for the Buck

In the 2019-20 budget–Newsom’s first enacted budget–California spent $103 billion in state, local, and federal funds for education, which translated to $17,423 per pupil. In the governor’s new proposed budget, total education spending comes in at a whopping $137 billion, which pencils out to $24,764 per pupil. All this added ...
Classroom Ideology

Looming ‘enrollment cliff’ for high school graduates threatens future of higher education

U.S. high schools will graduate a record 3.9 million students in 2025 before entering a long decline that threatens the future of higher education, a report shows. In findings published Wednesday, the nonprofit Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education projected the headcount of public and private high school graduates will ...
Charter School

Learn more about school choice

Lance Izumi talks about education and school choice

Watch the entire interview on Midday Dee Time here.
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Learn more about what Trump presidency means for school chose

Will Families Get To Choose Which School Is Best For Their Child Under Trump

Listen to the entire interview on the Lars Larson Show here.
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A Trailblazer Explains What it Means to Be a Veteran

I sat next to her at the luncheon at which we were both speaking.  An unassuming person, one would never know that Cathy was a pioneer in our armed forces. But then she got up to speak. As I listened to her I was struck by her words.  In her ...
affirmative action

Learn more about race-based college admissions

Top colleges report fewer Black and Hispanic students in wake of Supreme Court ruling

Conservative analysts say there is already evidence of defiance. They pointed to numbers in the database showing that shares of Asian students fell by 6 percentage points at Yale and Duke this fall, even though the Supreme Court case involved claims of discrimination against Asian American applicants. “Such drops in ...
Classroom Ideology

Learn more about the math and literacy crisis

Dr. Lance Izumi On Why Kids Can’t Read or Do Math

Dr. Lance Izumi, senior director of the Pacific Research Institute’s Center for Education, recently wrote “The Great Classroom Collapse.” The book centers around a fundamental question: Why can’t kids today read or do math? In an attempt to answer that question, “The Great Classroom Collapse” is divided into three sections: ...
Blog

Latest test scores show CA's public schools continue to fail kids

The California Classroom Collapse Hits the Middle Class

Last year, Bret Daniels, the mayor of the middle-class Sacramento suburb of Citrus Heights, announced that he was quitting his position as mayor and moving to Kentucky, in part because of the quality of education his seven-year-old daughter was receiving.  Recently released test scores show that California’s education decline is ...
Classroom Ideology

Elon Musk needs H-1B workers because math education fails our students

When entrepreneur Elon Musk made headlines with his vociferous comments supporting the H-1B visa program, the ensuing debate focused on the implications of his position on immigration. But this debate obscured the reason America even has such a program in the first place: its homegrown students are being poorly educated ...
Commentary

Give fire victim families emergency school choice

As Gov. Gavin Newsom stood near a burned-down school, Pacific Palisades mom Rachel Darvish pleaded with Newsom: “That was my daughter’s school, what are you going to do?” Newsom offered no real answer for the distraught parent at the time. Well, here’s the answer he should have given: all families ...
Blog

State Budget Week - Learn How the Newsom Education Budget Will Impact You

The Newsom Education Budget: No Bang for the Buck

In the 2019-20 budget–Newsom’s first enacted budget–California spent $103 billion in state, local, and federal funds for education, which translated to $17,423 per pupil. In the governor’s new proposed budget, total education spending comes in at a whopping $137 billion, which pencils out to $24,764 per pupil. All this added ...
Classroom Ideology

Looming ‘enrollment cliff’ for high school graduates threatens future of higher education

U.S. high schools will graduate a record 3.9 million students in 2025 before entering a long decline that threatens the future of higher education, a report shows. In findings published Wednesday, the nonprofit Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education projected the headcount of public and private high school graduates will ...
Charter School

Learn more about school choice

Lance Izumi talks about education and school choice

Watch the entire interview on Midday Dee Time here.
Commentary

Learn more about what Trump presidency means for school chose

Will Families Get To Choose Which School Is Best For Their Child Under Trump

Listen to the entire interview on the Lars Larson Show here.
Blog

A Trailblazer Explains What it Means to Be a Veteran

I sat next to her at the luncheon at which we were both speaking.  An unassuming person, one would never know that Cathy was a pioneer in our armed forces. But then she got up to speak. As I listened to her I was struck by her words.  In her ...
affirmative action

Learn more about race-based college admissions

Top colleges report fewer Black and Hispanic students in wake of Supreme Court ruling

Conservative analysts say there is already evidence of defiance. They pointed to numbers in the database showing that shares of Asian students fell by 6 percentage points at Yale and Duke this fall, even though the Supreme Court case involved claims of discrimination against Asian American applicants. “Such drops in ...
Classroom Ideology

Learn more about the math and literacy crisis

Dr. Lance Izumi On Why Kids Can’t Read or Do Math

Dr. Lance Izumi, senior director of the Pacific Research Institute’s Center for Education, recently wrote “The Great Classroom Collapse.” The book centers around a fundamental question: Why can’t kids today read or do math? In an attempt to answer that question, “The Great Classroom Collapse” is divided into three sections: ...
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