Ted Sizer, a former prep school headmaster and Harvard University dean who built an education reform movement that has endured for two decades despite its unfashionable opposition to government ...

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Sizer was born on June 23, 1932, in New Haven, Conn. His father taught art history at Yale University. Sizer went to Yale, graduating in 1953, but was, by his own account, a mediocre student ...

The education reform movement that Reagan helped to launch four decades ago activated a powerful coalition, including business leaders who needed better-educated workers and civil rights leaders ...

Stand for Children, a national education reform group known for its aggressive brand of politics, is poised to spend more than $500,000 backing Boston City Councilor John Connolly in his campaign ...

I’d start education reform tomorrow by giving all children a voucher for 10 free books of their choice.And I’d work at making sure the children have homes where they can take those books.

Few people talked about school reform in New York before Tisch became chancellor in 2009 and sought to bring the movement already taking hold in New York City to scale at the state level.

Education reform led by industry ensures students aren’t just educated — they’re ready. Let’s lead the way It’s no longer enough to hope the system delivers the workforce you need.