From the East Coast to the West, community schools are forging new bonds among families, schools, and community-based services to revitalize neighborhood public schools. Their mission is to promote the well-being of students and families and to make schools more responsive to the needs of those they serve.
The Center for Evaluation and Education Policy at Indiana University released its list of the top most influential think tanks. The Network for Public Education was rated #3. NPE was also rated #11 in scholarly expertise, with Diane Ravitch rated #3 as an edu-influencer and Carol Burris at #19.
As we think about 2023, we look back with pride on all that the Network for Public Education has accomplished.
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The Network for Public Education and the Education Law Center hosted investigative reporter Nick Surgey of Documented, the investigative nonprofit that supplied the “inside the room” conversations regarding the plot to undermine and ultimately destroy democratically governed neighborhood public schools and siphon funding to private schools and homeschools.
Nina Rees, the President and CEO of the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools, said that her organization's “personal goal” is to make all public schools “like charter schools” that would be “schools of choice.”
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