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By Bob Bowdon and Corey DeAngelisNews
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- U.S. Supreme Court Ruling a HUGE Win for Educational Freedom
The Supreme Court says discrimination against religious schools can no longer posture as "separation of church and state," and a swirling trifecta of government school fights, Covid-19 policy, police expulsion and culture wars, could spawn a massive school choice autumn.
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1 hr 2 min - Twitter Explodes in School Choice War
Corey and Bob break down a crazy Twitter war over school choice that all started because of a malicious Diane Ravitch piece. A lot of people weighed in, but the final knockout was by a passionate school choice mom.
Also, the Trump administration continued its school choice campaign this week, parents realized some silver linings in the coronavirus school closures and dysfunction in school districts was on full display.
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1 hr 7 min - A Zip Code Shouldn't Determine Your Future
Politicians suddenly start talking about school choice, education spending and futures not limited by zip codes, plus police get criticized while speech police get cheered.
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1 hr 3 min - But What about Inflation?
In this episode of Random Assignment, Corey and Bob discuss how the arguments about police unions sound a whole lot like teachers unions, why one-size-fits-all school school reopening plans shouldn't be copy/pasted across states, whether people love to misquote how much the United States spends on education, how a superb charter school got its death sentence lifted and whether Corey understands the concept of inflation-adjustment.
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1 hr 2 min - Schools Are Cutting Ties with Police
Following the death of George Floyd, schools are considering severing ties with police and dialing back security in their buildings. Is this the best decision to be making right now?
In this episode of Random Assignment, Corey and Bob discuss how the education world is responding to the situation unfolding across the country, the call by school leaders to 'address implicit bias,' and how the two largest teachers unions have decided to make their statement.
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1 hr 8 min - Are We in the Midst of a Quiet Education Revolution?
What if 20% of teachers never come back?
Also... the Chicago Teachers Union sues to be released from IEP updates for special needs students, the Tennessee education savings account law survives more attacks to fight another day and Corey corrects the mainstream media (again).
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1 hr 3 min - Why Don't We "Fully Fund" Students Instead of Systems?🤔
Corey appears with John Stossel, Bob explains #FullyFundedSchoolChoice and every teacher in Indiana becomes “Teacher of the Year.”
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1 hr - More Than One Virus Affecting American Education
On this week's episode of Random Assignment, Corey and Bob discuss the melt down over Rand Paul questioning Dr. Fauci, if Catholic schools should be subject to lawsuits over hiring and firing decisions, how district failures are giving online learning a bad name, and more.
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57 min - HYPOCRITES Attack School Choice
Corey and Bob talk about Tennessee's current school choice battle, virtual education failures, bloated pensions, COVID-19 funding for private schools, Harvard's cancellation of their anti-homeschooling event, and more!
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1 hr 9 min - Government School Monopolists Are Freaking Out
Millions of families are figuring out that homeschooling can work better than government schooling - and the monopoly is freaking out.
Corey and Bob discuss attacks on homeschooling, political indoctrination, teacher misconduct, and how the government school monopoly currently has nothing to gain and everything to lose.
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