About The Author

Patrick R. Gibbons

Patrick Gibbons is public affairs manager at Step Up for Students and a research fellow for the Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice. A former teacher, he lived in Las Vegas, Nev., for five years, where he worked as an education writer and researcher. He can be reached at (813) 498.1991 or emailed at pgibbons@stepupforstudents.org. Follow Patrick on Twitter: at @PatrickRGibbons and @redefinEDonline.
02/06/14
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The Association of American Educators The Association of American Educators (AAE) is a non-union professional service organization for teachers. The...
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01/29/14
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Dave Begel – On Milwaukee Dave Begel is a columnist for On Milwaukee and he wants to terminate the Milwaukee...
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01/24/14
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School choice supporters have long pointed to government programs that assist people in buying goods or services to draw parallels...
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01/17/14
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Arizona State Sen. Steven Yarbrough Steven Yarbrough is a state senator in Arizona and founder and CEO of Arizona Christian...
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01/17/14
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The newest addition to Florida’s portfolio of learning options is part of a public boarding school network that 60 Minutes...
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01/14/14
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A new survey from Education Next suggests conservatives interested in expanding school choice may be shooting themselves in the foot...
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01/10/14
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James Gill – columnist, The Advocate In December, the state auditor of Louisiana recommended more accountability measures for the private...
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01/06/14
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Like their elementary and middle school counterparts, Florida charter high schools earned higher concentrations of both A and F grades...
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12/20/13
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Stephanie Mencimer – Mother Jones To advertise her latest article on Mother Jones, Stephanie Mencimer takes to Twitter and tweets:...
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12/13/13
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The Palm Beach Post reported yesterday on the graduation rate disparity between district and charter schools in Palm Beach County,...
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