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Michelle D. Bernard on the Dom Giordano Show.

Michelle Bernard, Chairman, founder, and President and CEO of the Bernard Center for Women, Politics & Public Policy , explains why she believes school choice is today’s civil rights issue.

Published in the DailyPress.com By Daily Press Editorial Board In the world of business, when one company has a monopoly on the market, there is less incentive to be effective or efficient. Healthy competition, on the other hand, fosters growth and success. The same can be applied to educational systems. Providing alternatives that create competition […]

Last week was a big week for people who care about education reform. National School Choice Week stormed the nation with more than 400 events across all 50 states. More than half the nation’s governors issued proclamations supporting the week. The week shone a light on school choice in all its forms and got people […]

By: Rosetta Key, WOBM Radio Comedian and African American social activist Bill Cosby tells parents who are frustrated over their child’s education that they need to get other parents out of their apathy and galvanize them for action. Cosby was the Keynote Speaker during a telephone press conference and Town Hall about the ‘The State […]

Organizers say National School Choice Week is the just the beginning of a new level of involvement and empowerment for millions of parents nationwide; Offer 5 year-round tips for parents and citizens PHOENIX, Jan. 29, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — National School Choice Week concludes today, marking the largest celebration of education reform in American history. The Week featured […]

Download a printable version of the flyer (PDF) Education Equality Now: A Town Hall Meeting About Fighting Educational Injustice Moderated by Michelle D. Bernard,  Bernard Center, MSNBC Political Analyst and Hampton University Trustee January 25, 2012 | Doors Open At 5:45 pm | Begins At 6:00 pm Hampton University Student Center Ballroom   SPEAKERS Derrell Bradford, Better Education […]

From The Huffington Post I must confess — I look forward to the State of the Union every year, no matter who the president is. Sure, it’s a long speech with staged pauses so approximately half of Congress can stand and applaud, giving us a visual reminder of just how divided this country is. Still, […]