Excellent explanation of following the money. However, if you do an update, you might want to add the following "education reform" groups to the 1390 Lawrence location:
1) A plus Denver (now morphed into A plus Colorado), a fake citizens oversight committee, whose CEO used to be employed by ERN
2) Catapult, non-Union leadership training program whose CEO is a hedge fund supported Denver Public Schools board of education member (and former lieutenant governor of Colorado)
3) Gates Family Foundation - the umbrella non-profit, no relationship to Bill and Melinda - which employs a former DPS board of education member and which employed a current board of education member .
4) And the ones you've mentioned: DFER - CO, KIPP, and the chamber of commerce supported "Succeeds" organizations. The only missing reformsters are Stand for Children and Teach for America
who seem to have enough money to rent their own space.
You know...for those of us with knowledge and appreciation for Irish history, equating victories at the polls to an armed uprising where over 500 people died, more than half civilians, with an aftermath that saw thousands detained in interment camps, Republican leaders summarily executed by firing squad, creating a lasting legacy of mistrust...and violence...in that country? That's just plain wrong.
That headline needs to be changed.
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