About

Jay P. Greene is the endowed professor of education reform at the University of Arkansas and a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute.

The title of this blog isn’t very exciting but it is descriptive.  This is Jay P. Greene’s blog, so it is the place where you can find some of his thoughts on education policy and other matters.  And as the subtitle suggests, some of Jay’s friends will occasionally post their own thoughts on education policy and the world.

A primary self-imposed rule governing posts on this blog is that they should avoid ad hominum attacks and snarky comments.  This blog is about ideas and evidence.  Making snide and mean remarks doesn’t make one’s ideas or evidence any better, so posts will avoid doing that.  If there is a slip and this self-imposed rule is violated, please point that out so that it can be corrected.

Views expressed here are not those of the University of Arkansas or the Manhattan Institute.  The comments section is unmoderated, so the views expressed there are not those of anyone other than the commentator.  The existence of those comments does not imply endorsement.

2 Responses to “About”

  1. allysonrt Says:

    Love the blog, thanks for linking to mine.
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    Keep up the good work, interesting.
    Allyson Rowen Taylor

  2. Erin Skinner Says:

    Hi Jay,

    How can I contact you? I have a great college access campaign that I wanted to get your thoughts on and reaction to. If you’re open to a discussion, I’d like to pass along this information to you.

    Best,

    Erin Skinner

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