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Jeb Bush: Florida’s Rising NAEP Scores Show Education Reforms Are Working for All Students in the State
by Jeb Bush
Jeb Bush: Florida’s Rising NAEP Scores Show Education Reforms Are Working for All Students in the State
Jeb Bush: Florida’s Rising NAEP Scores Show Education Reforms Are Working for All Students in the State
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At ASU-GSV, Angela Duckworth Talks Grit and the Challenges of Building a Movement: ‘Education Is So Hard That It Tests Even My Own Grit’
by Kevin Mahnken
At ASU-GSV, Angela Duckworth Talks Grit and the Challenges of Building a Movement: ‘Education Is So Hard That It Tests Even My Own Grit’
At ASU-GSV, Angela Duckworth Talks Grit and the Challenges of Building a Movement: ‘Education Is So Hard That It Tests Even My Own Grit’
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ESSA Analysis: Betsy DeVos Set the Rules for States’ New Education Plans, So Why Is She Blaming Local Leaders for Following Them?
by Anne Hyslop
ESSA Analysis: Betsy DeVos Set the Rules for States’ New Education Plans, So Why Is She Blaming Local Leaders for Following Them?
ESSA Analysis: Betsy DeVos Set the Rules for States’ New Education Plans, So Why Is She Blaming Local Leaders for Following Them?
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‘Jacobe’s Law’ Would Make New York the Latest State to Require Schools to Notify Parents When Children Are Bullied. But Critics Cite Safety, Privacy Concerns for Outed Youth
by Laura Fay
‘Jacobe’s Law’ Would Make New York the Latest State to Require Schools to Notify Parents When Children Are Bullied. But Critics Cite Safety, Privacy Concerns for Outed Youth
‘Jacobe’s Law’ Would Make New York the Latest State to Require Schools to Notify Parents When Children Are Bullied. But Critics Cite Safety, Privacy Concerns for Outed Youth
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A Civil Rights Activist Filed Thousands of Disability Complaints. Now the Education Department Is Trying to Shut Her Down
by Mark Keierleber
A Civil Rights Activist Filed Thousands of Disability Complaints. Now the Education Department Is Trying to Shut Her Down
A Civil Rights Activist Filed Thousands of Disability Complaints. Now the Education Department Is Trying to Shut Her Down
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President George W. Bush Reflects on the Lasting Impact of No Child Left Behind at ASU+GSV: ‘For the First Time, in Return for Money, People Had to Show Results’
by Kevin Mahnken
President George W. Bush Reflects on the Lasting Impact of No Child Left Behind at ASU+GSV: ‘For the First Time, in Return for Money, People Had to Show Results’
President George W. Bush Reflects on the Lasting Impact of No Child Left Behind at ASU+GSV: ‘For the First Time, in Return for Money, People Had to Show Results’
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WATCH: 5 Good Minutes With Purdue President Mitch Daniels on American Education and the Famous ‘A Nation at Risk’ Report
by Andrew Brownstein and Emmeline Zhao
WATCH: 5 Good Minutes With Purdue President Mitch Daniels on American Education and the Famous ‘A Nation at Risk’ Report
A Nation At Risk, 35 Years Later
WATCH: 5 Good Minutes With Purdue President Mitch Daniels on American Education and the Famous ‘A Nation at Risk’ Report
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Google Puts the Pedal to the Metal for Rural Students With Expansion of Free School Bus Wi-Fi Into 12 More States
by Meredith Nelson
Google Puts the Pedal to the Metal for Rural Students With Expansion of Free School Bus Wi-Fi Into 12 More States
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Google Puts the Pedal to the Metal for Rural Students With Expansion of Free School Bus Wi-Fi Into 12 More States
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WATCH: 35 Years After ‘A Nation at Risk,’ the Inside Story of the 36 Pages That Changed American Education
by Jim Fields
WATCH: 35 Years After ‘A Nation at Risk,’ the Inside Story of the 36 Pages That Changed American Education
A Nation At Risk, 35 Years Later
WATCH: 35 Years After ‘A Nation at Risk,’ the Inside Story of the 36 Pages That Changed American Education
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74 Explains: The Student-Led Gun Protests Scheduled for March & April
74 Explains: The Student-Led Gun Protests Scheduled for March & April
74 Explains: The Student-Led Gun Protests Scheduled for March & April
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Commentary: Employers Must Take the Lead to Build the STEM Workforce of the Future
by Steven G. Zylstra and Chevy Humphrey
Commentary: Employers Must Take the Lead to Build the STEM Workforce of the Future
Commentary: Employers Must Take the Lead to Build the STEM Workforce of the Future
Commentary: Employers Must Take the Lead to Build the STEM Workforce of the Future
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ESSA Innovation: How 2 States and Puerto Rico Aim to Transform the Way They Assess Student Learning
by Mark Keierleber
ESSA Innovation: How 2 States and Puerto Rico Aim to Transform the Way They Assess Student Learning
Every Student Succeeds Act
ESSA Innovation: How 2 States and Puerto Rico Aim to Transform the Way They Assess Student Learning
ESSA Innovation: How 2 States and Puerto Rico Aim to Transform the Way They Assess Student Learning
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NYC Education Dept. and NY Post Settle Case That Post Says Was Real Reason Behind City Reforming Public Records Rules
by David Cantor
NYC Education Dept. and NY Post Settle Case That Post Says Was Real Reason Behind City Reforming Public Records Rules
NYC Education Dept. and NY Post Settle Case That Post Says Was Real Reason Behind City Reforming Public Records Rules
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Wicks: To Prepare Kids for an Unpredictable Future, Schools Need Two Things — a Strong Principal and Strong Accountability
by Anne Wicks
Wicks: To Prepare Kids for an Unpredictable Future, Schools Need Two Things — a Strong Principal and Strong Accountability
Wicks: To Prepare Kids for an Unpredictable Future, Schools Need Two Things — a Strong Principal and Strong Accountability
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After the Tornado, an Innovation in School Design: How Joplin’s Rebuilt High School Is Protecting Students From Mother Nature — and Peer Conflict
by Tim Newcomb
After the Tornado, an Innovation in School Design: How Joplin’s Rebuilt High School Is Protecting Students From Mother Nature — and Peer Conflict
After the Tornado, an Innovation in School Design: How Joplin’s Rebuilt High School Is Protecting Students From Mother Nature — and Peer Conflict
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Opinion: A Generation of High-Performing, Low-Income Students Is Getting Lost in the Crowd. Some Reasons Why — and What Can Be Done
by Timothy Daly
Opinion: A Generation of High-Performing, Low-Income Students Is Getting Lost in the Crowd. Some Reasons Why — and What Can Be Done
Opinion: A Generation of High-Performing, Low-Income Students Is Getting Lost in the Crowd. Some Reasons Why — and What Can Be Done
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A Nation at Greater Risk: 7 Education Secretaries Reflect on 35 Years of Students and Stumbles, With Regret and Hope
by Andrew Brownstein
A Nation at Greater Risk: 7 Education Secretaries Reflect on 35 Years of Students and Stumbles, With Regret and Hope
A Nation at Greater Risk: 7 Education Secretaries Reflect on 35 Years of Students and Stumbles, With Regret and Hope
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Opinion: Honesty (With Yourself) Is the Best Policy: 4 Steps to Help Schools Reach Their Academic Goals for Their Students
by Anthony Kim
Opinion: Honesty (With Yourself) Is the Best Policy: 4 Steps to Help Schools Reach Their Academic Goals for Their Students
Opinion: Honesty (With Yourself) Is the Best Policy: 4 Steps to Help Schools Reach Their Academic Goals for Their Students
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Walkout Update: Kentucky and Oklahoma Return to Class as Arizona and Colorado Become Latest Fronts for Teacher Unrest
by Laura Fay
Walkout Update: Kentucky and Oklahoma Return to Class as Arizona and Colorado Become Latest Fronts for Teacher Unrest
Walkout Update: Kentucky and Oklahoma Return to Class as Arizona and Colorado Become Latest Fronts for Teacher Unrest
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Chavous: For Kids in Traditional Schools, Testing Can Be a Challenge. For Some Kids, Parents & Teachers in Online Schools, It’s a Nightmare
by Kevin Chavous
Chavous: For Kids in Traditional Schools, Testing Can Be a Challenge. For Some Kids, Parents & Teachers in Online Schools, It’s a Nightmare
Chavous: For Kids in Traditional Schools, Testing Can Be a Challenge. For Some Kids, Parents & Teachers in Online Schools, It’s a Nightmare
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Study: Kids Who Struggle With Executive Function Vastly More Likely to Experience Academic Difficulties
by Kevin Mahnken
Study: Kids Who Struggle With Executive Function Vastly More Likely to Experience Academic Difficulties
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Study: Kids Who Struggle With Executive Function Vastly More Likely to Experience Academic Difficulties
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Florida Reforms Paying Off, DeVos Says, Citing Otherwise Dismal NAEP Results at ‘Nation at Risk’ Summit
by Carolyn Phenicie
Florida Reforms Paying Off, DeVos Says, Citing Otherwise Dismal NAEP Results at ‘Nation at Risk’ Summit
Florida Reforms Paying Off, DeVos Says, Citing Otherwise Dismal NAEP Results at ‘Nation at Risk’ Summit
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McCracken: Why Apple’s New Push Into Schools Has Less to Do With Dethroning Chromebook Than Wooing a New Generation of Hearts & Minds
by Harry McCracken
McCracken: Why Apple’s New Push Into Schools Has Less to Do With Dethroning Chromebook Than Wooing a New Generation of Hearts & Minds
McCracken: Why Apple’s New Push Into Schools Has Less to Do With Dethroning Chromebook Than Wooing a New Generation of Hearts & Minds
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New ‘Nation at Risk’ Would Start with ‘Dear American People: Wake Up,’ Janet Napolitano Says in Reagan Institute Panel With Condoleezza Rice
by Carolyn Phenicie
New ‘Nation at Risk’ Would Start with ‘Dear American People: Wake Up,’ Janet Napolitano Says in Reagan Institute Panel With Condoleezza Rice
New ‘Nation at Risk’ Would Start with ‘Dear American People: Wake Up,’ Janet Napolitano Says in Reagan Institute Panel With Condoleezza Rice
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4 Things to Know About New York’s $1 Billion Bump in Education Spending
4 Things to Know About New York’s $1 Billion Bump in Education Spending
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Commentary: Yes, Pay Teachers More. But States, Districts, and Schools Must Use Resources Strategically If Educators and Students Are to Thrive
by Karen Hawley Miles
Commentary: Yes, Pay Teachers More. But States, Districts, and Schools Must Use Resources Strategically If Educators and Students Are to Thrive
Commentary: Yes, Pay Teachers More. But States, Districts, and Schools Must Use Resources Strategically If Educators and Students Are to Thrive
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The Shock of the New: NAEP Moved Online, but Did All Students Move With It?
The Shock of the New: NAEP Moved Online, but Did All Students Move With It?
The Shock of the New: NAEP Moved Online, but Did All Students Move With It?
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A ‘Lost Decade’ for Academic Progress? NAEP Scores Remain Flat Amid Signs of a Widening Gap Between Highest and Lowest Performers
by Kevin Mahnken
A ‘Lost Decade’ for Academic Progress? NAEP Scores Remain Flat Amid Signs of a Widening Gap Between Highest and Lowest Performers
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A ‘Lost Decade’ for Academic Progress? NAEP Scores Remain Flat Amid Signs of a Widening Gap Between Highest and Lowest Performers
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Petrilli: The 7 Key Storylines in This Year’s Disappointing NAEP Results
Petrilli: The 7 Key Storylines in This Year’s Disappointing NAEP Results
Petrilli: The 7 Key Storylines in This Year’s Disappointing NAEP Results
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Remembrance Day: Ivy Schamis Was Teaching About the Holocaust When Shots Rang Out at Parkland, Killing Two of Her Students. Now the Lessons Are Deeply Personal
by Mark Keierleber
Remembrance Day: Ivy Schamis Was Teaching About the Holocaust When Shots Rang Out at Parkland, Killing Two of Her Students. Now the Lessons Are Deeply Personal
Remembrance Day: Ivy Schamis Was Teaching About the Holocaust When Shots Rang Out at Parkland, Killing Two of Her Students. Now the Lessons Are Deeply Personal
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Opinion: Family’s Tale of 2 Schools Shows the Perils and the Promise of Public Education in New Mexico
by Seth Saavedra
Opinion: Family’s Tale of 2 Schools Shows the Perils and the Promise of Public Education in New Mexico
Opinion: Family’s Tale of 2 Schools Shows the Perils and the Promise of Public Education in New Mexico
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Why Tests & Standards Aren’t Just About Your Kid: What We Learned This Week About the Widening Gap in America’s Schools
by Steve Snyder
Why Tests & Standards Aren’t Just About Your Kid: What We Learned This Week About the Widening Gap in America’s Schools
Why Tests & Standards Aren’t Just About Your Kid: What We Learned This Week About the Widening Gap in America’s Schools
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As NAEP Turns to Electronic Tests, Officials Say Scores May Be Lower Due to Basic Computer Skills — a Problem That May Have Affected 1 in 10 Testing Administrations
by David Cantor
As NAEP Turns to Electronic Tests, Officials Say Scores May Be Lower Due to Basic Computer Skills — a Problem That May Have Affected 1 in 10 Testing Administrations
As NAEP Turns to Electronic Tests, Officials Say Scores May Be Lower Due to Basic Computer Skills — a Problem That May Have Affected 1 in 10 Testing Administrations
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Opinion
Union Report: How Much Control Do Unions Have Over Teacher Walkouts in West Virginia, Kentucky, and Arizona? Not as Much as You’d Think
by Mike Antonucci
Union Report: How Much Control Do Unions Have Over Teacher Walkouts in West Virginia, Kentucky, and Arizona? Not as Much as You’d Think
Union Report
Union Report: How Much Control Do Unions Have Over Teacher Walkouts in West Virginia, Kentucky, and Arizona? Not as Much as You’d Think
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New Report: In 46 States, High School Graduation Requirements Aren’t Enough to Qualify for Nearby Public Universities
by Kevin Mahnken
New Report: In 46 States, High School Graduation Requirements Aren’t Enough to Qualify for Nearby Public Universities
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New Report: In 46 States, High School Graduation Requirements Aren’t Enough to Qualify for Nearby Public Universities
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‘Countries Aren’t Sports Teams’: International Test Rankings Distort More Than They Reveal, Renowned Statistician Warns
by Kevin Mahnken
‘Countries Aren’t Sports Teams’: International Test Rankings Distort More Than They Reveal, Renowned Statistician Warns
The Big Picture
‘Countries Aren’t Sports Teams’: International Test Rankings Distort More Than They Reveal, Renowned Statistician Warns
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STEM Education Gets Stamp of Approval From U.S. Government With New Science, Technology, Engineering & Math Forever Stamps
by Meredith Nelson
STEM Education Gets Stamp of Approval From U.S. Government With New Science, Technology, Engineering & Math Forever Stamps
STEM Education Gets Stamp of Approval From U.S. Government With New Science, Technology, Engineering & Math Forever Stamps
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DeVos Holds ‘Listening Sessions’ on Student Discipline as GAO Report Confirms Widespread Racial Disparities
by Mark Keierleber
DeVos Holds ‘Listening Sessions’ on Student Discipline as GAO Report Confirms Widespread Racial Disparities
DeVos Holds ‘Listening Sessions’ on Student Discipline as GAO Report Confirms Widespread Racial Disparities
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WATCH: Michigan Math Teacher Breakdances in School to Prove Geometry Can Be Fun — and Then Calculates Pi With a Pie
by Meredith Nelson
WATCH: Michigan Math Teacher Breakdances in School to Prove Geometry Can Be Fun — and Then Calculates Pi With a Pie
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WATCH: Michigan Math Teacher Breakdances in School to Prove Geometry Can Be Fun — and Then Calculates Pi With a Pie