Peter Greene is a retired teacher turned education writer and advocate. As a Senior Contributor, he focuses on education policy and reform, offering insightful critiques and analysis of current issues in the education system. His work has been featured in various publications, including Forbes, The Progressive Magazine, and the Bucks County Beacon.
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Sometimes you just have to start over. For over a decade, Tennessee has been home to an ambitious plan for turning around low-achieving schools.
Some parts of this picture are clearer than others. Teachers are dissatisfied, students are struggling, and the future of education looks grim.
By: Peter Greene
The sign is out for Zoie Saunders It has been a year since Vermonth's education secretary Dan French resigned to take a post with the Council
Documentary now available on most streaming servoces Film maker Boaz Dvir has created “Class of Her Own,” a documentary focusing on a
By: Peter Greene
Meanwhile, Pennsylvania School Directors Coalition founder Christina Brussalis is tight-lipped about who’s funding the organization, who’s on the board, and whether they are working with the Independence Law Center.
This new rite of spring is a display of how test-centered schooling has led education astray.
By: Peter Greene
The Heritage Foundation is the outfit behind all manner of far-right baloney. These days they're most notable for dropping big bucks to create Project 2025, the right wing Cliff's Notes for the next Trump Presidency ( including dismantling education ).
Voucher fans may have to ask themselves what is worse— keeping taxpayers from seeing where their money is going, or letting them know.
By: Peter Greene, Milton Friedman
The idea of doing away with public school as a public good, a service provided to all citizens, funded and managed by some combination of federal, state and local government, and replacing it all with an unregulated free market of education services in which families had to find their own way with their own resources-- that was never going to be a winner.
By: Peter Greene
Christian Right culture warriors are doing "a better job at being clever as serpents” in their war on public education.
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