Collective bargaining database: accurate?
There’s been some chatter in the edublogule about the National Council on Teacher Quality collective bargaining database, which claims to summarize key provisions of collective bargaining agreements in the largest 50 school districts. (Hat tip: Eduwonk.) But is the database accurate? I quickly found one goof with reference to the Hillsborough school district in Florida […]
A national service academy could boost the public sector
Chris Myers Asch and Shawn Raymond’s idea of a U.S. Public Service Academy has a chance of being considered seriously in this session of Congress. Very briefly, they have proposed creating a civilian undergraduate academy sponsored by the federal government for students who would be willing to serve in the public sphere for five years […]