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Category Archives: Blog
Abolish School Boards – a movement?
Abolishing school boards would release intended education dollars to their intended targets – students. At the moment far too much of that earmarked money is skimmed off at the school board level for: a) junkets and expensive conferences/professional development … Continue reading
Posted in Abolish School Boards, Blog, Education Reform
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Nobel Winner, Elinor Ostrom, Offers Hope for Responsive Schools
Responsive Schools Key to Good Society: Elinor Ostrom, Nobel Winner Can citizens effectively and efficiently manage their own affairs? Their own schools? Can self-governance work in education? YES, there is this hope for schools — provided there is limited … Continue reading
Posted in Accountability, Blog, Education Reform, The Literature
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Cease and Desist (C&D) Letters to Parents
Sometimes parents are seriously discouraged from pursuing complaints or criticism through receipt of cease and desist letters from a School Board, teacher union, or other public service union related to schools. Here is an interesting article: http://www.parentseduchoice.org/links/Article%20-%20Canadian%20Family%20-%20Goliaths.pdf Goliaths … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Parent Involvement in Schools
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BC Education System Creaking, Cracking, Croaking!
I just published in a local blog the following comment on mismanagement and "accounting errors" in Langley School District. I infer from my comments that this may not be the only jurisdiction with major bookkeeping and reporting flaws. I … Continue reading
Posted in Accountability, Blog, Obstacles to Reform
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Precious Cartoon for Back-to-School
With ever more demand for choices in education– from parents, students, teachers — here is a CARTOON which says it all. Print it out in full color, post it on your bulletin board, fridge. Pass it on! http://education-advisory.org/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/back-to-school-cartoon-from-vic-lee2.pdf … Continue reading
Posted in CARTOONS..., Blog, Education Reform
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