Month: July 2014

  • ALEC is meeting in Texas right now with a “shameless” agenda to privatize public education. Who is ALEC? In December 2012 Cloaking Inequity first profiled the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC). ALEC is a national organization “composed of legislators, businesses and foundations” with great influence and connections to extreme think tanks and supported by funding from corporations that are…

    To ALEC in Texas: School Vouchers are Poppycock
  • Recently I have noticed a new snare from corporate charter cheerleaders. The approach is for them to ask you to tell them which corporate charters school you love/like. This is a clever trap. My response is, “Why don’t you tell me the worst offenders on the issues of equity and access and tell me which…

    Don’t Trust Charters More than a Sweaty Used Car Salesman (A Citizen Research Template)
  • It’s official. I signed the paperwork yesterday here in Sacramento. See also A Move to SacTown in Song, This time it’s for REAL: A Playlist My resignation from UT-Austin will be effective on August 31, 2014. But there will be a party!!!!!!!!!! https://twitter.com/ProfessorJVH/status/492719662807797760 Location: Abel’s on the Lake 3825 Lake Austin Blvd, Austin, TX 78703 (512) 904-0570 I…

    Let’s Celebrate!!! Tuesday July 29 at Abel’s on the Lake in Austin
  • We already know that vouchers increase segregation and offer benefits to the few. We don’t need to implement decades of vouchers to just turn back later. Findings from a newly released peer-reviewed study entitled Understanding How Universal Vouchers Have Impacted Urban School Districts’ Enrollment in Chile published in Education Policy Analysis Archives show that educational…

    New Research: Vouchers Increase Segregation and Offer Benefits to the Few
  • Well I’m going out west where I belong. I apologize for the thin posting on Cloaking Inequity the past two weeks. Summer is a busy time as I wrap up peer-reviewed articles, teach two methods classes for the new UT-Austin Superintendency cohort, personal and professional travel, conferences, etc. Avid readers of this blog may remember the…

    A Move to SacTown in Song, This time it’s for REAL: A Playlist

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