“Sleepless
After Seattle? There’s Still Hope for Equal
Educational Opportunity:" Access Executive
Director Michael Rebell stresses the importance of
state court education adequacy cases in promoting
educational equity (Education Week, February 13, 2008)
"State
Education Advocacy More Important than Ever as US
Supreme Court Slams Door on Integration":
Access Managing Director Molly A. Hunter's response
to the Supreme Court's ruling in Parents v. Seattle
and Meredith v. Jefferson County (June 29,
2007)
"In
California, “Getting Down to Facts” Requires
Gearing Up for Change": Access Managing Director
Molly A. Hunter explains why California's education
finance study should be a call to action (May 1, 2007)
"Nix
Mike's flawed school funding fix": Access
Executive Director Michael Rebell criticizes Mayor
Bloomberg's plan to alter NYC's school finance system
(New York Daily News, January 25, 2007)
“100%
Solution” Fails the Test: Access Executive
Director Michaell Rebell responds to the Fordham Foundation's
"Fund the Child" manifesto (September 15,
2006)
Weighted
Student Funding Simplistic and Harmful if Applied
Broadly: A memo in response to the Fordham Foundation's
"Fund
the Child" manifesto (June 26, 2006)
"Slashing
the city schools budget is illegal, unfair and unwise":
Opinion Article by Michael Rebell (New York Daily
News, December 19, 2008)
How
Title I "Number Weighting" Hurts High Poverty
Small Districts": An analysis by Marty Strange,
Policy Director of the
Rural School and Community Trust (January 23,
2008)
"Enough
Already? School Funding and the Courts":
Kevin Carey at Education
Sector writes a critical review of Courting
Failure, the recent book edited by Eric Hanushek
that attacks the quality education movement (April
17, 2007).
Beyond
NCLB: A guest editorial by George Wood, Director
of the Forum for Education and Democracy (December
19, 2006)
