What are the long-term effects of keeping schools closed?
The crisis in lockdown learning
Schools
Wednesday
Tuesday
Reopen schools now
Protect at-risk teachers — but let children learn
Monday
Want to save public schools? Embrace school choice
The point of education programs isn’t to empower schools — it’s to empower students
Friday
Bloomberg’s education policies deserve much more scrutiny
He got grilled about everything else on Wednesday — why not this?
Thursday
Espinoza v. Montana is about families, not religion
Is it appropriate for federal funds to be used to enroll students at religious schools?
Thursday
In my illness and old age, children give me hope
By 74 it is easy to feel that you have seen it all, done it all, that nothing much surprises you any more. Striving gives way to coping. Drop a pencil and it rolls under the sofa. What you have to do is think about the best way to find it and pick it up. Problem. Do you get down on your knees and reach in under, which of course means you will have to get up again, or do you simply push the sofa away? Such problems don’t really bother you. You cope with it. You don’t reflect on growing decrepitude. It has been so slow coming, you have
