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Joy Pullmann
Joy Pullmann is the managing editor of School Reform News and a research fellow in education policy at The Heartland Institute. Before that, she was the assistant editor for the American Magazine at the American Enterprise Institute. She has published several books, including high school curriculum, and spoken at venues nationwide.
Pullmann has been published in the New York Times, Washington Examiner, Weekly Standard, National Review Online, The American Magazine, Toledo Free Press, Jackson Citizen-Patriot, and various other newspapers and outlets across the country. Joy graduated from the Hillsdale College honors program with an English major and journalism concentration. She, her husband, and their two children live in Fort Wayne, Indiana. In her spare time, she teaches high school students history and literature.
Recent Articles
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New Hampshire Legislators Propose Tuition Tax Credits
February 14, 2012 -
IRS Regulation Could Threaten Charter School Teachers’ Pensions
February 10, 2012 -
Obama Administration Waives 'No Child' for Ten States
February 9, 2012 -
Digital Textbooks to Arrive in Utah Schools This Fall
February 8, 2012 -
Arizona Judge Rules Voucher Program Constitutional
January 30, 2012
Recent OpEds
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Ruling that Anti-bullying Law is Unconstitutional is a Relief
February 7, 2012 -
Hawaii Teachers Union Dares Obama Administration to Yank $75 Million Grant
February 1, 2012 -
DPS Reform a Model for the City
January 10, 2012 -
Inside Detroit’s Education Black Hole, a Few Stars of Hope
January 4, 2012 -
Technology in Schools: Not a One-Time Fix
December 23, 2011
