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40 Years After ‘A Nation at Risk,’ Using Schools as Local Laboratories
Bettinger: Smaller classes, increased teaching time & other innovations work — but scaling local experiments has been difficult.
Eric Bettinger
Analysis
analysis
Microschools Offer Montana Families Creative, Learner-Centered Education Options
'Staying small is important to me,' says one founder. 'I value the small classes and the strong sense of community here. Everybody knows each other.'
Kerry McDonald
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New York City’s First Hybrid School Gives Students Flexible, Real-World Learning
A School Without Walls took some lessons from COVID to reimagine hybrid learning for a student-centered program where teens discover their passions.
Andrew Bauld
Analysis
analysis
Interactive: In Many Schools, Declines in Student Enrollment Are Here to Stay
Aldeman: Districts with the steepest drops can't escape the financial pressures that come with serving fewer kids. See what's happening in your state
Chad Aldeman
Analysis
analysis
When Public Schools Keep Certain Students Out — or Make Them Pay to Attend
Schwalbach: Some Ohio districts charge 11G tuition for kids outside the zone. EdChoice Scholarships make private school an easier, less costly option.
Jude Schwalbach
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