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by Carolyn Phenicie
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by Mark Keierleber
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How a Houston Experiment in College Counseling Is Succeeding in Sending Low-Income, First-Generation Students to the Country’s Top Universities
by Richard Whitmire
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by Richard Whitmire
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by Kevin Mahnken
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Can Civics Education Allow Schools to Rediscover Their Democratic Purpose — and Help Rescue America From Decline?
by Kevin Mahnken
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Can Civics Education Allow Schools to Rediscover Their Democratic Purpose — and Help Rescue America From Decline?
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by Kevin Mahnken
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Democracy Prep’s Expansion Woes Raise Questions About Whether Civics Education Can Be Brought to Scale
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by Alex Cortez
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by Mark Keierleber
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3 Ways NYU Is Training New Teachers to Use Special Ed and ELL Strategies to Better Serve All Kids
by Beth Hawkins
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3 Ways NYU Is Training New Teachers to Use Special Ed and ELL Strategies to Better Serve All Kids
3 Ways NYU Is Training New Teachers to Use Special Ed and ELL Strategies to Better Serve All Kids
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by Richard Whitmire
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Report: School District Secessions Are Accelerating, Furthering ‘State Sanctioned’ Segregation
by Mark Keierleber
Report: School District Secessions Are Accelerating, Furthering ‘State Sanctioned’ Segregation
Report: School District Secessions Are Accelerating, Furthering ‘State Sanctioned’ Segregation
Report: School District Secessions Are Accelerating, Furthering ‘State Sanctioned’ Segregation
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by Chris Caren
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by Mark Keierleber
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Two Decades Ago, They Survived the Horrors of Columbine. Two Became Teachers. One Stayed in the Classroom. Today, They Reflect on Grief and America’s Shooting-Scarred Landscape
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Exclusive: Go Inside ‘The B.A. Breakthrough,’ a New Book About the Inspiring Effort to Get First-Gen & Low-Income Teens to (and Then Through) College
by The 74
Exclusive: Go Inside ‘The B.A. Breakthrough,’ a New Book About the Inspiring Effort to Get First-Gen & Low-Income Teens to (and Then Through) College
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by Richard Whitmire
Alarming Statistics Tell the Story Behind America’s College Completion Crisis: Nearly a Third of All College Students Still Don’t Have a Degree Six Years Later
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by Daniel Porterfield
Porterfield — Inside ‘The B.A. Breakthrough’: What an Inspiring New Book Reveals About America’s Growing Success in Propelling First-Generation Students to (and Through) College
The B.A. Breakthrough
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by Taylor Swaak
Less Than Half of Los Angeles’s Class of 2019 Are on Track to Graduate With Grades That Would Make Them Eligible to Apply for California’s Public Universities
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Less Than Half of Los Angeles’s Class of 2019 Are on Track to Graduate With Grades That Would Make Them Eligible to Apply for California’s Public Universities
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by Carolyn Phenicie
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Research Finds Pre-K Enrollment, Spending Stagnant, As Key Federal Early Learning Grants Are About to Dry Up
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by Andrew Brownstein
EduClips: From Private School Security in NYC to Questionable School Crime Reporting in Broward County, School News You Missed This Week From America’s 15 Biggest Districts
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by Conor Williams
Analysis: Why Those Looking to Reform American Education Will Need More Than Facts on Their Side to Win the 2020 Political Debate
Analysis: Why Those Looking to Reform American Education Will Need More Than Facts on Their Side to Win the 2020 Political Debate
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Analysis: Charter Schools Yield 53% Greater Return on Investment Than Traditional Public Schools
by Corey DeAngelis and Patrick J. Wolf and Larry D. Maloney and Jay F. May
Analysis: Charter Schools Yield 53% Greater Return on Investment Than Traditional Public Schools
Analysis: Charter Schools Yield 53% Greater Return on Investment Than Traditional Public Schools
Analysis: Charter Schools Yield 53% Greater Return on Investment Than Traditional Public Schools
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by Mike Antonucci
Union Report: When It Comes to Double-Dipping Pensions, Union Officials Are Happy to Take — but Not So Happy to Give
Union Report
Union Report: When It Comes to Double-Dipping Pensions, Union Officials Are Happy to Take — but Not So Happy to Give
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El-Mekki: Stop Being Shocked by the College Admissions Scandal — America Has Never Been a Meritocracy — and Start Fighting for Real Equity
El-Mekki: Stop Being Shocked by the College Admissions Scandal — America Has Never Been a Meritocracy — and Start Fighting for Real Equity
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CTE Classes Are Popular, but Only 25% of Students Take Courses That Could Lead to the Nation’s Biggest Industries, New Study Finds
by Kate Stringer
CTE Classes Are Popular, but Only 25% of Students Take Courses That Could Lead to the Nation’s Biggest Industries, New Study Finds
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by Taylor Swaak
As L.A. Schools Count 1,000 More Homeless Students in Just Five Months, a Search for Stronger Local and State Supports
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As L.A. Schools Count 1,000 More Homeless Students in Just Five Months, a Search for Stronger Local and State Supports
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by Laura Fay
Education Level ‘Strongly Predicts’ Degree of Bias Against Women in Politics, New Survey Shows
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Education Level ‘Strongly Predicts’ Degree of Bias Against Women in Politics, New Survey Shows
Education Level ‘Strongly Predicts’ Degree of Bias Against Women in Politics, New Survey Shows
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How Opening a High School on a Rural Peanut Field Altered the Arc of a NC Town — and Doubled the College Degrees in 5 Years
by Richard Whitmire
How Opening a High School on a Rural Peanut Field Altered the Arc of a NC Town — and Doubled the College Degrees in 5 Years
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How Opening a High School on a Rural Peanut Field Altered the Arc of a NC Town — and Doubled the College Degrees in 5 Years
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by Carolyn Phenicie
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Social-Emotional Learning Is Vital — but Needs to Be Measured Correctly and Can’t Usurp Academics, Panelists Say
Analysis
Analysis
Analysis: What Two New Studies Reveal About Restorative Justice in Middle School — and How It Can Be Done Better
by Joie Acosta, Catherine Augustine, Matthew Chinman and John Engberg
Analysis: What Two New Studies Reveal About Restorative Justice in Middle School — and How It Can Be Done Better
Analysis: What Two New Studies Reveal About Restorative Justice in Middle School — and How It Can Be Done Better
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by Laura Fay
How Generation Citizen Uses Action Civics to Empower Students, Grow Lifelong Citizens and Combat Inequality
How Generation Citizen Uses Action Civics to Empower Students, Grow Lifelong Citizens and Combat Inequality
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Opinion
Brizard: 4 Ways to Think About the Systems That Are Keeping New York City’s Specialized High Schools Segregated
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Brizard: 4 Ways to Think About the Systems That Are Keeping New York City’s Specialized High Schools Segregated
Brizard: 4 Ways to Think About the Systems That Are Keeping New York City’s Specialized High Schools Segregated
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As Indiana’s Foster Care Population Rises, New State Data Reveal Troubling Outcomes for Students — but Questions Remain About Whether These Numbers Tell the Whole Story
by Kate Stringer
As Indiana’s Foster Care Population Rises, New State Data Reveal Troubling Outcomes for Students — but Questions Remain About Whether These Numbers Tell the Whole Story
As Indiana’s Foster Care Population Rises, New State Data Reveal Troubling Outcomes for Students — but Questions Remain About Whether These Numbers Tell the Whole Story
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When It Comes to Predicting Which College Students Will Actually Go On to Attain a Bachelor’s Degree, High School GPA Is King
by Richard Whitmire
When It Comes to Predicting Which College Students Will Actually Go On to Attain a Bachelor’s Degree, High School GPA Is King
The B.A. Breakthrough
When It Comes to Predicting Which College Students Will Actually Go On to Attain a Bachelor’s Degree, High School GPA Is King
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WATCH: Why America Needs a ‘B.A. Breakthrough’ — and How Ending Diploma Disparities Could Become the Most Effective Anti-Poverty Program in History
by The 74
WATCH: Why America Needs a ‘B.A. Breakthrough’ — and How Ending Diploma Disparities Could Become the Most Effective Anti-Poverty Program in History
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Book Excerpt: On the Hunt for America’s Best High Schools, a Harvard Professor and a Teacher Find Disappointment — Then Inspiration Hidden in Plain Sight
by Jal Mehta and Sarah Fine
Book Excerpt: On the Hunt for America’s Best High Schools, a Harvard Professor and a Teacher Find Disappointment — Then Inspiration Hidden in Plain Sight
Book Excerpt: On the Hunt for America’s Best High Schools, a Harvard Professor and a Teacher Find Disappointment — Then Inspiration Hidden in Plain Sight
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Opinion
Golston: The College Bribery Scandal Shined a Light on Privilege. Here Are 3 Themes That Shine a Light on Equity for Low-Income Students
by Allan Golston
Golston: The College Bribery Scandal Shined a Light on Privilege. Here Are 3 Themes That Shine a Light on Equity for Low-Income Students
Golston: The College Bribery Scandal Shined a Light on Privilege. Here Are 3 Themes That Shine a Light on Equity for Low-Income Students
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Manno: Inside the College Mobility Report Cards That Track Economic Success for Low-Income Students — With Lots to Say About Access, Earnings & Race
by Bruno Manno
Manno: Inside the College Mobility Report Cards That Track Economic Success for Low-Income Students — With Lots to Say About Access, Earnings & Race
Manno: Inside the College Mobility Report Cards That Track Economic Success for Low-Income Students — With Lots to Say About Access, Earnings & Race
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by Arielle Dreher
Redefining the ‘American Dream’ for the Age of Automation: Are We Setting Kids Up to Fail by Selling an Outdated Vision of Success — and Ignoring What Research Says About Happiness?
Redefining the ‘American Dream’ for the Age of Automation: Are We Setting Kids Up to Fail by Selling an Outdated Vision of Success — and Ignoring What Research Says About Happiness?
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by Laura Fay
Rethinking Sex Ed for the #MeToo Moment: A ‘Hugely Significant’ Study Shows That Strengthening Education on Relationships & Consent Can Change the Culture
Rethinking Sex Ed for the #MeToo Moment: A ‘Hugely Significant’ Study Shows That Strengthening Education on Relationships & Consent Can Change the Culture
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by Carolyn Phenicie
Free College. Debt-Free College. Higher Ed Affordability. Whatever You Call It, It’s the First Big Education Issue of the 2020 Campaign
Free College. Debt-Free College. Higher Ed Affordability. Whatever You Call It, It’s the First Big Education Issue of the 2020 Campaign