Blaine Ashton
Microschools Gain Popularity Across the Country
Microschools gain popularity across the U.S. as declining enrollment in traditional public schools drives families toward this flexible, private-pay alternative
Homeschoolers Move to Center of Education Choice
Homeschooling education choice is reshaping schools as enrollment doubles to 6%, moving the movement from fringe to mainstream and sparking debate.
Charter Schools Turn Teacher Hiring Into People Business
Successful Florida charter schools overcome teacher attraction and retention challenges, focusing on culture over experience and higher pay.
Public Schools Adopt Sauron‑Style Surveillance Cameras
Student surveillance in Arizona sparks a lawsuit as schools adopt Sauron‑style cameras and monitoring software, raising privacy concerns for families.
Charter Schools Face Repeat of Lost Decade
New study reveals fluctuating success of Massachusetts charter schools over two decades, with test score gains and losses. Understand the shifting results.
Children as Angels
Exploring the idea that student misbehavior may not be inherent but shaped by school culture, from Rousseau to restorative justice.
AI era demands bold new thinking
Discover how AI in education could accelerate learning 30x, transforming classrooms and student outcomes with innovative strategies.
Five Friendly Bets on Teen Life in 2036
Discover five friendly bets on teen life in 2036. Explore predictions on screen time, education, and economic growth with expert data analysis.
Democratic voters flock to teachers unions
Democratic voters' views on teachers unions have warmed significantly, with net positive opinions doubling post-pandemic, reveals new data.
Unions challenge degree rule in court
Labor unions sue the U.S. Department of Education over a degree rule excluding education programs from higher federal student loan limits.