Democrats for Education Reform @dfer.org · 12hSchool accountability ranked among the most cost-effective ways to raise student achievement in a new expert survey. Many states have backed away from it since No Child Left Behind. The evidence says they should take another look. bit.ly/4AOusmr 000
Democrats for Education Reform @dfer.org · 02/10/2026Science of reading. Strong curriculum. High-dosage tutoring. Accountability. None of it is partisan: D.C. led the nation in post-pandemic growth using the same playbook. Blue states can do this too. bit.ly/4y02fX5 100
Democrats for Education Reform @dfer.org · 01/10/2026Democratic governors spent months waiting on Treasury. Its Federal Scholarship Tax Credit rules are out, and public school students are in. Governors who wait will watch their residents' tax dollars fund scholarships in other states. bit.ly/4y1MOhd 000
Democrats for Education Reform @dfer.org · 04/09/2026Back-to-school costs jumped 7.7% nationally this year. Boston families could spend about $648 per child. Massachusetts could unlock an estimated $2.2B for tutoring, transportation and after-school support. Draft rules land in September. Money starts in January. Timing matters. bit.ly/4zGsmEA 000
Democrats for Education Reform @dfer.org · 03/09/2026Two states. Two paths to education innovation. GA gives districts room to redesign public learning from within. In VA, families and educators are building microschools outside traditional systems. Both point to the same demand: more flexible, responsive options for students. bit.ly/4zGsmEA 000
Democrats for Education Reform @dfer.org · 28/08/2026Two very different education debates point to the same question: did students learn? Pay providers when students demonstrate gains. Judge ed tech by whether it improves learning, not minutes on a screen. Different issues. Same principle: judge outcomes, not inputs. bit.ly/4zGsmEA 000
Democrats for Education Reform @dfer.org · 27/08/2026Three weeks before Wisconsin’s primary, David Crowley polled in single digits. On Aug. 11, he won. DFER, New Politics and CFC Action helped build the path. Crowley ran toward education reform, not away from it. His win shows Democrats can defend choice and build a winning coalition. bit.ly/4zGsmEA 031
Democrats for Education Reform @dfer.org · 26/08/2026The latest 5Ws is out. This edition: what David Crowley’s comeback says about reform politics, why outcomes matter more than inputs, the back-to-school squeeze on families, two very different models of school innovation and a bigger idea about becoming builders. bit.ly/4zGsmEA 000
Democrats for Education Reform @dfer.org · 02/05/2025Congratulations to DFER Champion Sen. Jamaal Bailey on being named to the 2025 class of @newdealleaders.bsky.social! 🥳 Sen. Bailey's commitment to equity, innovation, and expanding opportunity in education makes him a standout leader. We are proud to see him recognized nationally.👏 #NewDEALers 031
Democrats for Education Reform @dfer.org · 03/04/2025Our regional chapter DFER South was proud to support Senator @rashaunkemp.bsky.social's election, and we’re even prouder to see him deliver real results for Georgia students. SB-93 ensures literacy instruction is grounded in science. The work continues! 💡 #EducationMatters 021
Democrats for Education Reform @dfer.org · 03/04/2025🚨🚨 Big victory for #EducationReform!! 🚨🚨 Senator @rashaunkemp.bsky.social’s first bill passed UNANIMOUSLY, ensuring Georgia teachers are trained in reading instruction aligned with the science of reading. A huge step toward making Georgia #1 in literacy! 📚👏 121
Democrats for Education Reform @dfer.org · 01/04/2025🎉🎉 Congratulations to DFER and EBR school board member, Dadrius Lanus, on being named the new Executive Director of @lademos.bsky.social!! 🥳👏 022
Democrats for Education Reform @dfer.org · 25/03/2025We urge Speaker Johnson and House leadership to move swiftly and do what’s right for students, families, and communities. 000
Democrats for Education Reform @dfer.org · 25/03/2025Our message is simple: education is not a bargaining chip—it’s a fundamental right. Explore common FAQs on this issue to learn more. ⬇️⬇️ 100
Democrats for Education Reform @dfer.org · 25/03/2025The Senate has done its part—now it’s time for the House to step up and pass the DC Local Funds Act (S. 1077) bill. Every day of delay puts students and schools at risk, and we cannot afford inaction. 110
Democrats for Education Reform @dfer.org · 25/03/2025🗣️📢 Let's talk about what is going on right now with public education in Washington, D.C. and how you can help. 🧵 100