Andrew Avitabile

andrewavit.bsky.social

20 October 2026 19:08

Wow! That's an honor! Thank you very much for sharing, Michael!

Andrew Avitabile

andrewavit.bsky.social

20 October 2026 18:27

Twenty states now require teacher candidates to pass a certification exam in the Science of Reading. Do these exams screen on who will be better at teaching reading, or just shrink the teacher pipeline? My job market paper answers this with data from Texas a 🧵 edworkingpapers.com/ai26-1615

David Houston

dmhouston.bsky.social

19 October 2026 19:26

“The Long Division: How the Politics of Education Became Partisan” is in press! Tentative publication date: March 22, 2027 Pre-order here: global.oup.com/academic/pro... Here’s a preview of the argument (followed by a long list of people to thank!):

Jen Jennings

jenjennings.bsky.social

19 October 2026 14:55

Yup! @seanpcorcoran.org and I wrote a paper about female charter attendance advantage, which grows over grade levels. most voucher seats are elementary grades, I believe - so source may be different

Peter Greene

palan57.bsky.social

15 October 2026 16:06

The Democrat track record on education for the last several decades is not much better than the GOP. Public education has been a political orphan for years.