Bradford: Black Lives Matter and Black Education Matters Because Freedom Matters. Only When Black Folks Are Safe to Both Learn and Live Will America Be Free
Bradford: Some Truths About Education in the Current Normal — There Will Be No Orderly Return to School in the Fall. Kids Will Continue to Learn Online. Epidemiology Wins
Bradford: $13B in Stimulus Money for K-12 Schools Is a Good Start. But All Types of Schools Will Need More Help From the Feds in Order to Reopen
Bradford: ‘Too Close’ for Comfort? Progressive ‘Colorblind Racism’ Is Driving Opposition to Boston Charter School
Bradford: Beware the Democrats’ New Teachers Union Loyalty Test
Bradford: Democratic Presidential Wannabes Blame Charters for School Segregation. They Ignore the Racist Redlining That’s Actually to Blame
Bradford: When the Cost of Admission Is Paying Off a College, Americans Are Outraged. But When It’s the Price of a House Near a Good School, There’s Silence
Bradford: Are Democrats Really Soured on Education Reform? Or Is it Just a Battlefield for Deeper Policy Conflicts Within the Party?
Bradford: Teachers Are Hugely Important. But I’m Not Only Against the Strikes in L.A. and Other Places, I’m Hostile to Them. Here’s Why
Bradford & Brown: To Imagine the Future, You Need to Discuss What It Could Be. We Must Empower New Voices in Education to Have These Critical Conversations
Bradford: Integration Is the New Poverty — at Least When It Comes to Crafting Excuses for America’s Underperforming Schools
Bradford: Are We Doomed to Repeat NCLB’s Mistakes on Accountability for Minority Students Under ESSA? The Devil’s in the Details
Analysis: Is Scapegoating Charter Schools on Segregation Actually a Stealth Attack on Educational Excellence for African-American Students?
Bradford: Could the Supreme Court’s New Union Dues Case Liberate Reform-Minded Democrats to Do What’s Right for Kids?
Bradford: A Free Education System Bought and Sold on the Housing Market, as It Was Intended to Be
Bradford: For Black Families Focused on Education, the NAACP Just Committed ‘the Worst Kind of Betrayal’
Bradford, Fuller & Stewart: Liberating Black Kids From Broken Schools — By Any Means Necessary
Bradford — The Politics & Partisanship of America’s Education Reform Debate: A Growing Blue-Red Divide
Bradford — The Politics & Partisanship of America’s Education Reform Debate: Time for a Suburban Strategy?
Bradford — The Politics & Partisanship of the Education Reform Debate: Why Being ‘Right’ Isn’t Enough
Bradford: Why Nikole Hannah-Jones’s Faith in Public Schools Loses Sight of Some Harsher Truths
Bradford: Charter Schools’ Best Allies May Be the Parents Who Don’t Know Anything About Them — Yet
Bradford: Teachers Unions Exploited Ed Reform Split Over DeVos While Never Losing Focus
Bradford: Dangerous for Charter Advocates to Embrace Elizabeth Warren and Trash School Vouchers
Bradford: How Obama’s K-12 Schooling Drove His Education Policy — and May Also Shape His Retirement
Bradford: Water for Accountability, How the Post-NCLB Coalition Must Be Both Fluid and Strong
Bradford: One Final Thought on the NAACP’s ‘Modest Proposal’ Against Charter Schools
Bradford — Why Do I Hope DeVos Boosts School Vouchers and Scholarships? Because They Changed My Life
Bradford: More Wins Than Losses for Education Reform in a Tumultuous Election Year, Especially in NY
Bradford: Press Tuned In to the School Choice Split in the Black Community — and That’s a Good Thing
Bradford: Why Black Lives Matter Must Protect the Parents Protesting Via Public Charter Schools
Analysis: NY Senate Blasts Mayor De Blasio on School Oversight, While Tossing Lifeline to NYC’s Charters
Bradford: Social Justice, Education Reform and How This Whole Left-Right Feud Is Missing the Point
Bradford: Randi Weingarten’s Ugly Endorsement and the War Against Poor Students
Bradford: Maybe It’s Time for Eva Moskowitz’s Critics to Stop Hating and Start Creating
Bradford: Have All Those ‘White Moderates’ Martin Luther King, Jr. Decried From Jail Become Today’s Anti-School Choice Progressives?
Opinion: Weingarten’s Dishonest Charter Attack, and the Politics of Exploiting Violence Against Minority Kids
NY’s Common Core ‘Review’ May Pacify Opt-Outers, But War With Teachers Looms
Opinion: Misguided Backlash After TV Ad Accurately Depicts Separate and Unequal NYC Schools
Opinion: Primary Politics, “Local Control” and a Swift Sprint Away from Standards at the GOP Education Summit
De Blasio’s Uber Attacks Just Like Anti-Charter Schools Campaign