Student members of school boards present a dangerous conflict of interest
Op-ed published in the Capital
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Lierman is no friend of transparency
Letter to the editor published in the Capital
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Pittman falls short on transparency pledge
Op-ed published in the Capital
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Untying Redistricting’s Gordian Knot
Commentary published in Maryland Matters
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Maryland Needs a New Open Government Paradigm
Op-ed published in Maryland Matters
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Partisan vs nonpartisan elections is a false choice for Annapolis
Op-ed published in the Capital
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Police in Anne Arundel schools can be used to intimidate critics
Letter-to-the-editor published in the Capital
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False Transparency: Change to Maryland Public Infomation Act not really a change at all
Letter-to-the-editor published in the Capital
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The General Assembly’s Make-Believe ‘Open Government’ Legislation
Op-ed published in Maryland Matters
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Attacking only one senator’s message bill is unjust
Letter published in the Capital
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When Schools Are Hostile to Online Course Choice
Op-ed published in Maryland Matters
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Anne Arundel schools block students from taking the best outsourced online courses
Op-ed published in the Capital
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Anne Arundel schools budget presentation a clever illusion
Letter published in the Capital
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Anne Arundel gets an F for water bill transparency
Letter published in the Capital
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Make Covid-Era K-12 Local Education More Like Daycare
Article published in Education Next
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The illegal cover-up of Maryland’s anti-choice distance-learning policies
Op-ed published in the Washington Examiner
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Obstacles to Evaluating AACC’s online courses
Public Information Act correspondence with the Anne Arundel Community College
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“fear and sycophancy” at Anne Arundel schools
Letter-to-the-editor published in the Capital
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Teachers’ unions share responsibility for mediocre distance education
Op-ed published in the Capital
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Having a parent who excels at local public-school politics shouldn’t be a precondition for a child to get a good teacher
Op-ed published in The Hechinger Report
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Critique of Capital’s Reporting of “Teacher Salaries”
Letter-to-the-editor published in the Capital
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The School System’s Highly Politicized TV Coverage of School-Related Events
Letter-to-the-editor published in the Capital
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The growing and hidden pay gap between junior and senior teachers is a disgrace
Op-ed published in the Washington Post
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Should Anne Arundel raise local taxes to fund increased senior teacher pay?
Op-ed published in the Washington Post
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Kudos to the Capital for Publishing My Critique of their Government Subsidies
Letter-to-editor published in the Capital
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J.H. Snider’s testimony calling for better data on junior vs. senior teacher pay
Testimony published on eLighthouse
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CRASC implements Snider’s proposal for televised student SMOB debate
Published on eLighthouse
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A jury should decide on Maryland’s next redistricting map
Op-ed published in The Capital
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J.H. SNIDER’S TESTIMONY BEFORE THE ANNE ARUNDEL SCHOOL BOARD APPOINTMENT COMMISSION
Testimony published on eLighthouse
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Prince George’s County pension-spiking is ripping off Maryland taxpayers
Op-ed published in the Washington Examiner
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With no explanation, the Capital has deleted all previous comments and turned of new comments
Published on eLighthouse
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Implementing the Capital’s Journalistic Ethics Claims
Letter published in the Capital
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Local law enforcement officials will not investigate the politically powerful
Letter published in the Capital
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J.H. Snider’s Testimony Before The Anne Arundel School Board Appointment Commission
Testimony published in eLighthouse
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Capital kills story on fraudulent claims concerning SBAC appointment credentials
After my Nov. 27 op-ed concerning the fraudulent claims made by AACPS and SBAC senior officials...
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Clinton email practices the rule in Maryland
Op-ed published in the Capital
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Anne Arundel school board pick may have been invalid
Op-ed published in the Capital
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J.H. Snider testifies about his Capital Op-Ed and Public Information Act Complaint Regarding the SBAC
Public Testimony of J.H. Snider Before the Anne Arundel School Board Appointment Commission...
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J.H. Snider’s Follow-up Testimony Proposing Procedures for the New School Board Appointment Commission
Testimony before the School Board Appointment Commission of Anne Arundel County
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Seek equal pay for equal work? Don’t become a K-12 teacher
Published in Hechinger Report
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J.H. Snider’s Public Testimony Proposing Procedures for the New School Board Appointment Commission
Testimony before the School Board Appointment Commission of Anne Arundel County
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Our General Assembly representatives’ scary ignorance about the new school board selection system they passed
Published in eLighthouse.info
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America’s $1 million per year K12 public school teachers
Published in the Washington Examiner
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J.H. Snider’s Testimony before the Maryland General Assembly on a bill creating a governemnt email retention policy for Maryland
Testimony before the General Assembly’s Health and Government Operations Committee
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J.H. Snider’s testimony before the Maryland General Assembly on three bills related to AACPS governance reform
Testimony before the General Assembly’s House Ways & Means Committee
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Maryland should be truthful in reporting teacher pay
Op-ed published in the Washington Post.
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J.H. Snider’s MSDE Presentation on the Transparency of Teacher Salary Data
Testimony Before the Maryland State Department of Education’s Board of Education
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The Quest for Controversial Salary Statistics from the Anne Arundel Public Schools
This post is divided into two sections: Correspondence prior to the MSDE meeting on January 24,...
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The Quest for Controversial Salary Statistics from the Maryland State Department of Education
This post is divided into two sections: Correspondence prior to the MSDE meeting on January 24,...
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