Del. Morhaim’s Conflict of Interest in Preventing the General Assembly Email Retention Bill from Coming up for a Vote
Comments published in the Washington Post and Baltimore Sun
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Maryland should be truthful in reporting teacher pay
Op-ed published in the Washington Post.
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Let’s talk about these emails
Published in the Washington Post
Read MoreWhy the Media’s Double Standard On Clinton’s Emails?
Article published in the Huffington Post
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In the Press: Education Groups Call for FCC Action on Huge Tech Resource
Cited in a front page Education Week story
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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan should veto the Anne Arundel student nomination
Op-ed published in the Washington Post
Read MoreThe Open Government Public Policy Implications of Hillary Clinton’s Emailgate
Op-ed published in the Medium
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Did the Anne Arundel School Board Nominating Commission violate election law?
Op-ed published in the local opinions section of the Washington Post
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Deterring government officials’ misuse of private email
Op-ed published in The Hill
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In the Dark About Early School Buses
Snider, J.H., In the Dark About Early School Buses, Education Week, January 4, 2013. Lots of apps,...
Read MoreIt will take a con-con to untangle Maryland’s gerrymanders
The U.S. Constitution mandates that states redraw their political districts every decade, based on the latest population census data. Maryland’s General Assembly is currently considering new districts for itself. Maryland’s...
Read MoreGive Marylanders the constitutional convention they voted for
In an Oct. 21 gubernatorial debate with Republican challenger Robert Ehrlich, Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley was asked if he supported convening a constitutional convention – a “con-con” – in...
Read MoreA Historic Year for State Con-Cons
2010 marks a historic year for state constitutional conventions (con-cons). On November 2, 2010, four states (Maryland, Michigan, Montana, and Iowa) have referendums on the ballot asking voters whether they want to convene a...
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It’s the Public’s Data: Democratizing School Board Records
Op-ed published in Education Week
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Maryland’s fake open government
Op-ed published in the Washington Post
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Democratize School Budget Data
Op-ed published in Education Week
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Need Teachers? Show Them the Money
Op-ed published in the Washington Post
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America’s Million-Dollar Superintendents
Op-ed published in Education Week
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The Superintendent as Scapegoat
Op-ed published in Education Week
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Should School Choice Come Via the Internet?
Op-ed published in Education Week
Read MoreIs it Time for an E-Congress?
[Presented to a meeting of a Congressional caucus concerned with continuity of government after 9/11] Good afternoon. I’d like to take my time with you this afternoon to outline some of the pros and cons of creating an...
Read MoreEducation technology clashes with teachers
Published in USA Today
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J.H. Snider