Annika Hernandez

4 weeks ago | aei.org | Frederick M. Hess |Annika Hernandez |Will Rinehart |James Pethokoukis

Post “Equitable Grading” Deserves an F Article How the Vetocracy Paralyzes Progress Podcast Chelsea Follett: Cities as Centers of Progress Op-Ed Legalized Shoplifting Becomes a Racket, and Minorities Hardest Hit Op-Ed What America’s Urban Exodus Means for San Francisco Article 5 Quick Questions for … ‘Uber-Geographer’ Joel Kotkin About the Future of American Cities Post What America’s Urban Exodus Means for San Francisco Op-Ed What Were They Thinking? Press Discussing elections in San...

1 month ago | aei.org | Frederick M. Hess |Annika Hernandez

Charter schooling has long suffered from a “more-of-the-same” problem. For all the opportunities to rethink the familiar schoolhouse, few of the nation’s 8,000 charter schools have actually done so. While they tend to outperform their district counterparts due to high expectations and elbow grease, many charter schools just aren’t all that different from nearby district schools. Why? It’s due to culture, practice, and policy.

1 month ago | aei.org | Frederick M. Hess |Annika Hernandez |Jay Greene |Nat Malkus

Op-Ed Can Linda McMahon Help Fulfill the Promise of Charter Schools?

1 month ago | aei.org | Frederick M. Hess |Annika Hernandez |Nat Malkus |Naomi Schaefer Riley

Op-Ed Can Linda McMahon Help Fulfill the Promise of Charter Schools? Podcast American Enterprise Institute Religious Charter Schools?