By: Wayne Bishop
Everybody keeps repeating the myth that the Common Core State Standards and the New Generation Science Standards are intrinsically superior to those California already had. Unfortunately, both of the...
View ArticleBy: Anne
Take it from a career educator: Someone whose heart is in education and public service does not choose to launch his career by getting an MBA from Harvard.
View ArticleBy: Bruce William Smith
Mr. Tuck remains the best choice in a badly designed position. Our next superintendent needs to apply research on our state’s economic needs, and would do us a mighty good if he could establish...
View ArticleBy: Dr. Bill Conrad
Look at the New Boss – Same as the Old Boss. We need a total transformation of the K-12 education system in California. Focus on clear and rigorous academic goals for students, strong and comprehensive...
View ArticleBy: David B. Cohen
It would be interesting to see more reporting on Tuck’s work history. People can make up their minds more clearly regarding Thurmond, whose record is an open book. He’s held multiple elected offices,...
View ArticleBy: Robert D. Skeels, JD
Marshall Tuck is not an “educator” in any reasonable sense of the word. He has neither education, nor experience in pedagogy. Tuck’s myths regarding “turn[ing] around low-performing schools” are just...
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