While closing this achievement gap has been a focus of both school districts and the Department of Public Instruction, it appears that little progress has been made.
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Judge Dallet’s emphasis on political values is instructive. A major part of the progressive legal project has been to argue that the law can advance a left-of-center political vision.
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A new report called “Flooding the System” from the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty examines two of the biggest issues facing the state today: the opioid crisis and the increase of kids in foster care. This study shows just how closely these two problems are intertwined and confirms the need for legislative action like Foster Forward.
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Last week, it was reported that two independent charter schools are set to open in Madison for the next school year. Both schools have found new hope through the Office of Educational Opportunity (OEO), the authority created in 2016 to authorize charters in Milwaukee and Madison.
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The “Status Quo” caucus of the Democratic Party just couldn’t pass up the opportunity to score political points with their activist base. In a nearly 30-minute rant session, several Democratic Representatives blamed school choice for all of Wisconsin’s education, economic, and societal woes.
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We want someone who believes that there is a strike zone and, as difficult as calling balls and strikes may be, that’s all he’s there to do.
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The Wisconsin legislature should keep these ideas in mind so that every week can be School Choice Week for all Wisconsin kids.
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These alternatives to traditional public schools are performing better when one looks at student growth both over multiple years and a one-year snapshot.
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At the Wisconsin Lutheran College Fall Forum for a panel moderated by The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation’s Rick Graber.
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A class of parents cued into the performance of their local schools would be far more likely to overcome the problem of governance fragmentation than the alternative solution proposed by Ford.
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Outstanding recap of Thursday's oral arguments in McAdams v. Marquette by @ProfMJCleveland at @NRO --> https://t.co/6ebGBIZYKi
— WILL (@WILawLiberty) April 20, 2018
That's a wrap!
— WILL (@WILawLiberty) April 20, 2018
Oral arguments in S.W. vs. Evers at the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals are over.
WILL represents families of disabled children denied open enrollment. Our lawsuit alleges DPI is violating federal anti-discrimination laws. https://t.co/LBHvt6wuPr
You should listen to @jackfowler on this one. https://t.co/HSb3Dql6wx pic.twitter.com/8Yv5XncrEH
— WILL (@WILawLiberty) April 20, 2018
If you missed Rick Esenberg from @WILawLiberty on the WTAQ Morning News with Matt & @EarlBrooker discussing the Marquette vs John McAdams State Supreme Court case, check out the podcast! https://t.co/Q2fSiS32iG
— Earl Brooker (@EarlBrooker) April 20, 2018
Barbara Bush's Secret Service detail, several of whom have been been with her for decades, refuse to leave her side until she is buried. Very powerful. pic.twitter.com/zAmotYTXsC
— John P. Lopez (@LopezOnSports) April 20, 2018
Any time 4 presidents are able to get together, it is a special time. Pictures like this are rare. #America https://t.co/qPuRN83kX7
— joe handrick (@joeminocqua) April 21, 2018
A valid complaint to be sure. Imagine how many students in WI public schools are faced with this every day because of liberals forcing such policies. https://t.co/q0qX7dw4zB
— Julaine Appling (@sixfooter) April 21, 2018
Who took out the permit?
— RightWisconsin (@RightWisconsin) April 21, 2018
