Chris Stewart

Chris Stewart is the Chief Executive Officer of brightbeam. He is a lifelong activist and 20-year supporter of nonprofit and education-related causes.

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Remote Learning Isn’t Great. Whining About It Is Worse.

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My kids are upstairs pretending to learn. My wife and I know they aren’t engaged. Their teachers range from earnest to weird....
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White Progressives Have a Lot of Work to Do, and I’m Not Here to Help

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When I ran for school board it was former Minneapolis mayor who was the first elected official to endorse me. She asked...
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Why aren’t teachers freaking out about Biden and Bernie’s education task force?

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New York’s governor, Andrew Cuomo, put together an advisory council to help his state “reimagine” public education. Fearing Cuomo and his partner,...
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They’re Worried We’ll Realize We Can Teach Our Kids Better at Home

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I could write endlessly about the pointlessness of the national network of strident public education apologists who have nothing practical to offer families struggling...
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A Letter From Brightbeam in Response to Coronavirus

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Dear Friends and Fellow Activists, Our brightbeam team cares about your safety and ours.  Like you, we are...
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Presidential Candidates Do Not Think All Families Are Created Equal

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I’m starting to notice a trend among the presidential candidates. I don’t think they’re vying to be a president who represents all Americans, just some....
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We Shined a Light on What Many Refuse to See: World-Class Cities With Third-World Educational Results

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That seems like the most appropriate question to ask after my team released “The Secret Shame of Progressive Cities” last week, a...
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Dr. King would have shined a light on the shame of ‘progressive’ cities. So should we.

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On the day that the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was taken in 1968 he had become increasingly focused on...
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