Tag: Education Achievement Authority

In the midst of turmoil, EAA Board cancels February meeting, hasn’t  met since early December

In the midst of turmoil, EAA Board cancels February meeting, hasn’t met since early December

Something more important going on than revelations that your district is failing Detroit students? Given the turmoil that has rocked the Education Achievement Authority since teachers have begun speaking out about the outrageous teaching conditions and learning environment in EAA schools, you would think the district’s Executive Board and Board of Directors would have plenty of business to attend to […]

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Forum in Ann Arbor this week will explore the failure of Governor Snyder’s Education Achievement Authority

Forum in Ann Arbor this week will explore the failure of Governor Snyder’s Education Achievement Authority

This week, the Ann Arbor Education Association will be sponsoring a forum on the Governor Snyder’s failed education experiment known as the Education Achievement Authority. I will be speaking at the event and participating in the panel discussion along with Wayne State University professor Thomas Pedroni, State House Rep. Jeff Irwin, Eastern Michigan University professor Christopher Robbins, and others. The […]

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Some things I’ve learned about the Education Achievement Authority along the way

Some things I’ve learned about the Education Achievement Authority along the way

No interview write-up today, though I’m actually doing an interview. The interviews take 2-3 hours to write up so I’m taking a break. However, I thought I’d share a few odds and ends that I’ve learned over the past couple of weeks that haven’t, at least so far, made it into the pieces I’ve done on the Education Achievement Authority. […]

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Veteran EAA teacher: “This reminds me of the Tuskegee Experiment”

Veteran EAA teacher: “This reminds me of the Tuskegee Experiment”

NOTE: My reporting on the Education Achievement Authority involves multiple posts. You can read all of my coverage of the EAA by clicking HERE. One of the questions that I have asked during the course of my reporting on Governor Snyder’s Education Achievement Authority (EAA) is, “Why would you create something that seems designed to fail?” One answer is that […]

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Fired without cause or notification, a former EAA teacher speaks out – “What they are doing is hurting kids in Detroit”

Fired without cause or notification, a former EAA teacher speaks out – “What they are doing is hurting kids in Detroit”

NOTE: My reporting on the Education Achievement Authority involves multiple posts. You can read all of my coverage of the EAA by clicking HERE. In the aftermath of the explosive allegations that have arisen in the course of my reporting on the situation in the Education Achievement Authority, the EAA has gone on the attack, writing them off as “anonymous” […]

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EAA goes on the attack against teachers who speak out

EAA goes on the attack against teachers who speak out

Seriously, dude? 38 times? NOTE: My reporting on the Education Achievement Authority involves multiple posts. You can read all of my coverage of the EAA by clicking HERE. The inestimable Diane Ravitch has been highlighting my reporting on the Education Achievement Authority for the past several days. This national spotlight did not escape the administrators of the EAA who sent […]

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An EAA teacher talks about teachers persevering for Detroit students despite a culture of fear & control

An EAA teacher talks about teachers persevering for Detroit students despite a culture of fear & control

NOTE: My reporting on the Education Achievement Authority involves multiple posts. You can read all of my coverage of the EAA by clicking HERE. In the course of my reporting on Governor Rick Snyder’s Education Achievement Authority (you can read all of the posts HERE), one thing has become abundantly clear: the EAA administration has intentionally created a culture of […]

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Instead of using proven computer-based teaching, the EAA was the test site for previously untested software

Instead of using proven computer-based teaching, the EAA was the test site for previously untested software

Sure, let’s just use our most challenged schools as your beta testers. That’s a great idea. NOTE: My reporting on the Education Achievement Authority involves multiple posts. You can read all of my coverage of the EAA by clicking HERE. The other day, I wrote an editorial piece in which I came up with a partial list of the “absolutely […]

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Another EAA teacher speaks out, sets the record straight on Chancellor Covington’s rosy assessment

Another EAA teacher speaks out, sets the record straight on Chancellor Covington’s rosy assessment

Wait. Maybe there IS something to see here after all. NOTE: My reporting on the Education Achievement Authority involves multiple posts. You can read all of my coverage of the EAA by clicking HERE. As I reported yesterday, Education Achievement Authority Chancellor John Covington attempted to suggest that everything is just fine in his “school district for misfit schools”. He […]

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Head of EAA conducts exhaustive 3-day investigation of student abuse & other allegations, finds everything is just fine

Head of EAA conducts exhaustive 3-day investigation of student abuse & other allegations, finds everything is just fine

Nothing to see here. Please move along. NOTE: An EAA teacher has posted a comprehensive rebuttal to Chancellor Covington’s response to my reporting. You can read it HERE. My reporting on the Education Achievement Authority involves multiple posts. You can read all of my coverage of the EAA by clicking HERE. I published my original exposé of student abuse and […]

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Yet another teacher speaks out about mistreatment of students in the EAA. Contact me if you’re the next.

Yet another teacher speaks out about mistreatment of students in the EAA. Contact me if you’re the next.

NOTE: My reporting on the Education Achievement Authority involves multiple posts. You can read all of my coverage of the EAA by clicking HERE. EAA Chancellor John Covington released a report of his personal investigation into the allegations in my reporting which you can read about HERE. Below is yet another account from an Education Achievement Authority teacher, left in […]

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