Jill Underly & WEAC Versus the Public
A key Underly “advantage” is the traditionally low turnout in these races.
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George Mitchell
Jill Underly Flunks School Choice 101
While Underly’s opposition to school choice programs is a given, her ignorance of how they operate and the results they achieve is stunning.
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John Jagler Did Heavy Lifting For Special Education Kids
In 2015 Rep. Jagler wrote and sponsored legislation to create the state’s Special Needs Scholarship Program.
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Deb Kerr for Superintendent of Public Instruction
Kerr has been clear that she will not participate in or foster a “battle between education sectors.”
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More Students Attending Better Schools Using Vouchers
In the last three years, the percent of voucher students attending schools ranked highest by the Department of Public Instruction (DPI) has nearly tripled. During the same period the share of MPS students at similar schools has barely grown.
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Rogue Agency: How The Department of Public Instruction Manipulated Data and Broke the Law
DPI withheld from timely release data showing a favorable comparison between school choice students and students at public schools.
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The Low Test Score News That Went Unreported
For a fraction of the public school costs, voucher students on average out-perform most public school students.
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Will Tony Evers Dump Mandela Barnes?
While GOP leaders must hope Barnes hangs in there, Evers and his braintrust almost certainly are grappling with how to nudge him off the ticket.
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Journal Sentinel Move a Sign of Declining Relevance
Not long ago the idea of the Journal Sentinel leaving a headquarters built almost a century ago would have been unthinkable.
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The Enduring Reality Of Prison Reform Misinformation
Myths About Incarceration Causes Preventing Real Discussion of Prison Population Reduction Problems
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