Cheers
- State leaders in Oklahoma are encouraging Tulsa to close underperforming schools. —Oklahoma Voice
- Virginia’s Secretary of Education reviews her state’s educational initiatives, including innovative school models, transparency, and CTE programs. —Aimee Guidera, The 74
- North Carolina expanded its school choice programs, loosened red tape around charter authorization, and passed a parents’ bill of rights. —The Carolina Journal
Jeers
- ChatGPT hasn’t increased cheating in high schools—but only because it was so rampant already. —New York Times
- A Kentucky judge struck down a new law that would have created funding for charter schools in a state where there are none. —The Courier Journal
- A new Board of Education resolution in Chicago would set goals to move the Windy City away from school choice. —Chalkbeat
