Michael Petrilli

@MichaelPetrilli

President of the Thomas B. Fordham Institute; an editor of Education Next; research fellow at the Hoover Institution; proud father

Washington, DC
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    Thanks "We learn and Innovate through Networks"

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    Congratulations to EDRE's for winning 's significant research award!

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    By the way, this is best read with a mint julep in hand!

    Via Improving the odds in the charter derby
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    Via Improving the odds in the charter derby

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    Hard Lessons in Education Reform: The 1,000 Flowers Question.

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    What if we could predict which schools are likely to fail—before they’ve even opened their doors?

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    NEW from : My experience with school choice

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    From , a parent's experience with

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    FYI

    Fordham's via Cincinnati Enquirer: Private school vouchers help level the playing field
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    Fordham's via Cincinnati Enquirer: Private school vouchers help level the playing field

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    "by the end of third grade the pre‐k participants scored lower on the achievement measures than nonparticipants."

    It's funny, I don't remember the press reporting on the negative findings of this big, rigorous pre-K study
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    For posterity: Clinton reiterates support for early childhood programs despite new questions on effectiveness

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    Study finds benefits to Tennessee's pre-K program fade

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    Fact check: Clinton unclear on how she'll pay for her policies

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    The evidence on and is now so similar. Small targeted programs work. But results for scaled up programs are mixed.

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    I'm sorry to keep harping on the press but the imbalance is so striking.

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    Contrast that to MASSIVE coverage of negative results from 1 year of DC's voucher program!

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    H/t to Russ Whitehurst at

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    It's funny, I don't remember the press reporting on the negative findings of this big, rigorous pre-K study

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    I can see how the title would give that impression. Perhaps they oversold things?

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