Back to school for the billionaires

By Rita Beamish

Business titans find reforming schools much harder than just writing checks

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Poor schools didn’t have enough time to plan spending of $3 billion stimulus windfall

By Corbin Hiar

Chicago: Charter schools collect almost $400,000 in discipline "fees"

By Susan Ferriss

Many public schools on military bases get poor or failing report card

By Emma Schwartz

Excerpts from this story referencing "Eli Broad":

"… ccounts. Microsoft chairman Gates, computer magnate Michael Dell, investor Eli Broad, and the Walton family of Wal-Mart fame have collectively poured some $4.4 …"

Poor schools didn’t have enough time to plan spending of $3 billion stimulus windfall

By Corbin Hiar

$3 billion stimulus windfall to poorly-performing schools didn’t allow enough planning time

Related to this story

Back to school for the billionaires

By Rita Beamish

Grading the billionaires on education reform

Chicago: Charter schools collect almost $400,000 in discipline "fees"

By Susan Ferriss

Many public schools on military bases get poor or failing report card

By Emma Schwartz

Excerpts from this story referencing "Eli Broad":

"… by Microsoft chairman Bill Gates, computer magnate Michael Dell, investor Eli Broad, and the Walton family of Wal-Mart fame.  A computer analysis of grad …"