Katherine Bowser
@katherinembowser.bsky.social
Ed policy researcher at NCTQ.
Amateur Pizzaiolo. Hiker. Cat mom.
Views are my own. www.kmbowser.com
Amateur Pizzaiolo. Hiker. Cat mom.
Views are my own. www.kmbowser.com
Read the full working paper here.
edworkingpapers.com
June 11, 2025 at 12:20 AM
Read the full working paper here.
Views on this site are my own and not of NCTQ. /end
June 3, 2025 at 1:03 AM
Views on this site are my own and not of NCTQ. /end
Per @chadaldeman.bsky.social "school district leaders in some of the biggest, most expensive places to live are making budgetary decisions that add to the housing difficulties in their communities." Read the rest of his analysis here: 3/n
In Dozens of Districts, Teachers Can’t Afford to Live Near Their Schools
Aldeman: District spending is up, but educator pay isn't. Efforts to provide affordable housing for teachers have run into trouble
www.the74million.org
June 3, 2025 at 1:03 AM
Per @chadaldeman.bsky.social "school district leaders in some of the biggest, most expensive places to live are making budgetary decisions that add to the housing difficulties in their communities." Read the rest of his analysis here: 3/n
Thanks, @chadaldeman.bsky.social for highlighting my work and for adding the crucial point that these skyrocketing housing costs aren't a teacher-specific problem. While ed leaders can't carry the weight of the U.S. housing market on their shoulders, many decisions being made aren't helping. 2/n
June 3, 2025 at 1:03 AM
Thanks, @chadaldeman.bsky.social for highlighting my work and for adding the crucial point that these skyrocketing housing costs aren't a teacher-specific problem. While ed leaders can't carry the weight of the U.S. housing market on their shoulders, many decisions being made aren't helping. 2/n
Congratulations, Matt! Now it’s your turn to celebrate!
March 18, 2025 at 3:32 PM
Congratulations, Matt! Now it’s your turn to celebrate!