Dale Chu

In my latest for @educationgadfly: Policymakers are pushing to reduce screen time in schools. But what happens when the accountability system still depends on screens?

EFTC showdown: 5 states where Democratic governors and Republican legislatures clash over the federal tax credit scholarship.

The real reason @ZohranKMamdani won’t touch educational redlining? Because fixing it would mean telling his own voters: you don’t get to keep exclusive access to the best schools.

nbcnews.com/news/us-news/m… @tylerkingkade @NBCNews

Strange bedfellows: the screen-time backlash has bipartisan legs.

“The looser academic accountability measures for the program included in the bill come after state testing results showed ESA participants underperformed their peers from traditional public schools.” @itsmelissabrown

tampabay.com/news/education… #AssessmentHQ

“The move to online assessments, after all, has driven much of the shift to classroom computers, at no insignificant cost. But can schools really make a return to paper and pencil testing?”

Yet another reminder: when push comes to shove, school isn’t treated as essential.

To make matters worse, the Man with the Yellow Hat is using three-cueing.

Manatees: still undefeated. With César Chávez in the news, it’s a good time to re-read @rpondiscio’s excellent take on naming schools.

“There are more schools in California named after Chavez than Martin Luther King Jr.”

Meet the New Department of Education via @bradyafr @HannahBowenAEI @AEI

In my latest for @educationgadfly: Policymakers are pushing to reduce screen time in schools. But what happens when the accountability system still depends on screens?