An Adjustment to the CharterFolk of the Year Award – Time We Party Like It’s 1999!
June 1, 2021
Good morning CharterFolk. I hope you have all had a great Memorial Day weekend. I have some fun news for
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CharterFolk Monthly Digest for May 2021
May 28, 2021
Good morning, CharterFolk. Trying something new this morning based upon recent feedback I have been getting. This is one of
CharterFolk Chat #10 – Kim Smith, Returning to First Principles
May 27, 2021
Good morning, CharterFolk. Today I am delighted to share with you a CharterFolk Chat with Kim Smith. As always, you
The Great Disconnect of 2021 Becomes Public Education’s Year of National Crack Up
May 26, 2021
Good morning, CharterFolk. In January, I wrote the first post of the year: The Great Disconnect of 2021 – Public
Last 10 Days to Get Your Vote in for the CharterFolk of the Year Award
May 25, 2021
Good morning, CharterFolk. I hope your week is off to a great start. I wanted to make another effort to
Why the Last Thing in the World We Want to Do is Oppose a Moratorium
May 21, 2021
Good morning, CharterFolk. Lots going on in Charterland. Before we get to today’s post, though, I want to offer another
CharterFolk Contributor Nate Durant – The Next Normal: Rethinking Summer Learning Through an Equitable Lens
May 20, 2021
Good morning CharterFolk. Today I am pleased to be able to share with you a Contributor Column from Nate Durant,
The Real Herd Immunity We Need in Public Education Today
May 19, 2021
Good morning, CharterFolk. I start today with a question that we’ve been pondering for months. What will happen to our
Marshall Plan? Can Big School Districts Marshall Anything at All?
May 14, 2021
Good day, CharterFolk. Getting this one off to you several hours late. Been one of those weeks … I start
CharterFolk Contributor Cameron Curry – Will the Legacy of Covid Be a Turning Point for Kids?
May 13, 2021
Good morning, Charterfolk. Today it is our pleasure to share with you a Contributor Column from Cameron Curry, the CEO