This article examines the intersection of race, socioeconomic status (SES), and charter type/admission practices in Louisiana charter schools. This study used publicly available Department of Education data to compile the sample of charter school demographic information. A one-way Multiple Analysis of Variance (MANOVA) was conducted using race and…

Interdistrict open enrollment is the nation's largest and most widespread school choice program, but our knowledge of these programs is limited. Drawing on 5 years of student-level data from the universe of public school attendees in Colorado, we perform a three-stage analysis to examine the dynamics of student participation in the state's…

Responding to the "Handbook" chapter on educational leadership programs, this article underscores several topics noted by Professor Martha McCarthy that need attention. These include open-admissions policies; faculty dynamics (understaffed programs, changing demographics, and the graying professorate); and universities' persistent…