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David Cantor
Why Women Excel at Prized ‘Soft Skills’ but Still Trail Men When It Comes to Being Hired for the STEM Careers of the Future
David Cantor
February 18, 2019
How Arizona Is Building Its Own Talent Pipeline to Solve the Stubborn Teacher Shortages Hitting State’s Low-Income Schools
David Cantor
January 15, 2019
The ‘Middle Skills’ Gap: Half of America’s Jobs Require More Than High School Diplomas but Less Than 4-Year Degrees. So Why Are They Under So Many Students’ Radars?
David Cantor
December 10, 2018
Beyond ‘College for All’: With Success Eluding More University Hopefuls, High Schools Are Pivoting to Prepare Grads for Prosperity Without a Bachelor’s Degree
David Cantor
November 26, 2018
EDlection2018: Abrams Waits on Uncounted Ballots in Georgia Governor’s Race
David Cantor
November 7, 2018
EDlection2018: Gambling Revenues Will Be Used Exclusively to Support Education in Maryland
David Cantor
November 7, 2018
EDlection2018: DeSantis Squeezes by Gillum to Win Florida Governor’s Race, Will Work to Expand School Choice and Ensure More Spending Gets to Classrooms
David Cantor
November 6, 2018
EDlection2018: Cuomo Wins Third Term as New York Governor, Will Face Unrest Over School Funding Inequities and Segregation
David Cantor
November 6, 2018
EDlection2018: Pritzker Wins Illinois Governor’s Race, Will Face Chronic School Funding Inequities
David Cantor
November 6, 2018
Chicago Heads Toward First Teacher Strike in History of Charter Schools
David Cantor
October 31, 2018
Struggle for the Future: Schools Lag in Preparing Students for the Age of Automation
David Cantor
October 24, 2018
America’s Achievement Gap — Made, Not Born? What a Study of 30,000 Students Reveals About Lowered Expectations and Poorer-Quality Instruction for Kids of Color
David Cantor
September 25, 2018
De Blasio Approves Landmark, Parent-Led Desegregation Plan for Brooklyn Middle Schools
David Cantor
September 20, 2018
Investigation: Hefty Fines, Long Suspensions, but Rarely Losing Your State License: Documents Show What Happens to NYC Teachers After They’re Disciplined
David Cantor
September 19, 2018
Investigation: New Records Reveal What It Takes to Be One of the 75 NYC Teachers Fired for Misconduct or Incompetence Between 2015 and 2016
David Cantor
September 18, 2018
Investigation: Overshadowed by Shocking Abuse and Misconduct Cases, Teacher Incompetence Often Harms New York City’s Poorest Students
David Cantor
September 18, 2018
Investigation: Disciplinary Hearing Records Reveal Disturbing, Criminal, Sometimes Violent Behavior By NYC’s Most Egregious Teachers
David Cantor
September 18, 2018
Gov. Andrew Cuomo Handily Defeats Cynthia Nixon in Primary That Saw Other Progressive Democrats Surge, Could Impact Charter Support in State Senate
David Cantor
September 11, 2018
Mayor Bill de Blasio Wants to Diversify New York City Schools, Chancellor Richard Carranza Wants to Desegregate. Is That a Problem?
David Cantor
September 10, 2018
74 Interview: NYC Schools Chief Richard Carranza Talks Integration, Smart Parents, Renewal Schools, and Quality Assurance Across 1,800 Schools
David Cantor
September 5, 2018
Famed Marshmallow Test Yields Fresh Surprises: Kids Today Have More Self-Control, but Test’s Predictive Power Hard to Replicate
David Cantor
July 9, 2018
NYC Teachers Who Lost Their Jobs but Remain on the Payroll Receive Big Raises as Budget Watchdogs Call to Reform $136M Absent Teacher Reserve
David Cantor
June 18, 2018
Labor in the Age of Janus: 6 Things to Keep in Mind About American Unions on the Eve of a Pivotal Supreme Court Ruling
David Cantor
June 12, 2018
74 Analysis Shows Girls Already Outperform Boys at NYC’s Elite Schools Amid Fear That Opening Up Admissions Would Water Down Quality
David Cantor
June 12, 2018
Regifted: The First 7 Questions to Ask About Mayor de Blasio’s Ambitious Plan to Integrate New York City’s Specialized High Schools
David Cantor
June 5, 2018
With Easy Primary Win, Stacey Abrams Moves Closer to Becoming Nation’s First Black Woman Governor
David Cantor
May 23, 2018
From Voters to Donors, Education Emerging as Key Issue in California’s Gubernatorial Primary; While Newsom Leads, Cox & Villaraigosa Fight for 2nd
David Cantor
May 14, 2018
NYC Delays Releasing Teacher Misconduct Records for Two Years Despite Public Records Reforms
David Cantor
May 3, 2018
For the Smartest Students, a Tale of Two Cities: What Enrollment Numbers Reveal About How NYC’s Top Boys & Girls Are Sorting Themselves Into Different Schools
David Cantor
May 2, 2018
Unjust ‘Deserts’: New Report Maps High-Poverty Areas Across America Where Parents Have No School Options
David Cantor
April 26, 2018
NYC Education Dept. and NY Post Settle Case That Post Says Was Real Reason Behind City Reforming Public Records Rules
David Cantor
April 16, 2018
The Shock of the New: NAEP Moved Online, but Did All Students Move With It?
David Cantor
April 10, 2018
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
David Cantor
April 3, 2018
The Frontrunners for Florida Governor Are Still a Question Mark But The Many Education Issues That Will Play Big in the Race Are Not
David Cantor
March 29, 2018
Effort to Overturn New York’s Teacher Tenure Laws Wins Unanimous Appeals Court Victory
David Cantor
March 28, 2018
State Overrules San Francisco School Board, Approves KIPP Charter Elementary School
David Cantor
March 15, 2018
As Student Protesters Throng the Capitol, Senate Committee Pledges Safety Legislation Will Fix Parkland Vetting Gaps, Strengthen Background Checks
David Cantor
March 14, 2018
Georgia Voters ID Education as No. 1 Issue as Democrats and Republicans Battle to Succeed Reform-Minded Gov. Nathan Deal
David Cantor
March 12, 2018
467 Days & Counting: Despite New Rules and a Promise by Its Top Lawyer, New York City Continues to Withhold Teacher Misconduct Records
David Cantor
March 8, 2018
In a Quick Recovery, Mayor Bill de Blasio Appears to Get the NYC Schools Chief He Needed
David Cantor
March 6, 2018
Alberto, Prince of Dade: Lessons Mayor Bill de Blasio Can Learn From the Indecisive Chancellor Fiasco When It Comes to Picking One Who Will Stick
David Cantor
March 2, 2018
Chain of Schools: The Bitcoin, Blockchain Revolution Comes to Campus — but Are Colleges Ready?
David Cantor
February 28, 2018
New Report Shows Charter Schools Less Likely to Be Unionized Than They Were 6 Years Ago; Majority of Those Schools Located in 4 States
David Cantor
February 19, 2018
In the Shadow of New Jersey’s State Capital, Trenton’s Forgotten Schools Struggle to Get Better on Their Own
David Cantor
January 28, 2018
Janus, We Hardly Knew You: Rank-and-File Union Members Remain in the Dark About a Pivotal Dues Case Headed to the Supreme Court
David Cantor
January 22, 2018
With Better Data, Academic Results by Mexican Americans Thought to Be Stagnant Are Now Shown as Trending Steadily Upward
David Cantor
January 2, 2018
Not the Same as the Old Boss: After Carmen Fariña, What Mayor De Blasio Will (and Won’t) Be Looking for in NYC’s Next Schools Chief
David Cantor
January 1, 2018
New York City to Close 14 Failing Schools, Including 9 in Renewal Program
David Cantor
December 18, 2017
New York City’s Initial Bid to Reduce Teacher Reserve Falls Far Short of Goals — and Falls Mostly on Poorer Schools
David Cantor
December 7, 2017
New Study of 70,000 NYC Kids Shows Achievement Gaps Widening Over Time — Except for Asian Students
David Cantor
December 5, 2017
How Education Could Shape the Governor’s Race in California: Funding, Accountability, Charter Schools
David Cantor
December 4, 2017
Education Groups Demand Answers About Which Troubled Teachers Are Being Forced Back Into Classrooms — and Where
David Cantor
November 27, 2017
Despite Startling Achievement Gaps, San Francisco Board Rejects Bid to Bring KIPP School to Poor Neighborhood
David Cantor
November 20, 2017
Make College Free? Not So Fast. New Study Shows That Students Are Helped by Making College Better, Not Cheaper
David Cantor
November 19, 2017
The Would-Be Education Mayor: 4 Ways Bill de Blasio Can Elevate New York City’s Schools During His Second Term
David Cantor
November 13, 2017
An Election Day Lesson in How Little (and How Much) Has Changed in the Politics of Public Schools
David Cantor
November 6, 2017
74 Interview: The Rigorous, Not-Easily-Defined Education Reform Philosophy of Harvard’s Jal Mehta
David Cantor
November 3, 2017
The Shrinking of the Grand Old School Districts and the New Geography of Suburban Poverty
David Cantor
October 25, 2017
New Research: Driving Students to Better Schools Biggest Gain From $100M Newark School Reform
David Cantor
October 18, 2017
NYC Teachers Union Sows Confusion as It Delivers Raises, Double Dips on Dues
David Cantor
October 11, 2017
New York City Journalists, Parents, Teachers, Students All Left in the Dark as Education Dept. Fails to Answer 500 Records Requests
David Cantor
October 9, 2017
Exclusive: Documents Show NYC’s Education Department Failed to Answer 526 Public Records Requests Over Past 3 Years
David Cantor
October 4, 2017
New SAT Doesn’t Change Link Between Achievement Gap and Weak College Readiness
David Cantor
September 27, 2017
From Teachers to Nurses, NYC Has ‘Bent the Arc’ of Union Health Care Costs — but Was It Sacrifice or Good Timing?
David Cantor
September 27, 2017
Cantor — Public Is as Public Does: When Charter Management Organizations Resist Public Records Laws
David Cantor
September 22, 2017
New Study Finds 1 in 4 Teachers Chronically Absent From Classrooms; Problem Is Three Times Worse in Traditional Schools
David Cantor
September 20, 2017
Advocates Say Poor NYC High Schools to Blame for Grads’ Remedial College Costs
David Cantor
September 14, 2017
NYC Charter Schools Get 20% Less Funding than Traditional Schools, Study Says
David Cantor
August 30, 2017
485 Days and Counting: NYC’s Education Department Stymies Public Records Requests, Both Big and Small
David Cantor
August 23, 2017
Veto Override Uncertain as Fight Over Funding Illinois Schools Moves to the House
David Cantor
August 15, 2017
Reality Check: Before Smartphones Ruined Teenagers, It Was Video Games! And TV! And Elvis!
David Cantor
August 6, 2017
Why Is Illinois’s Governor Now Opposing His Own Commission’s Findings on School Spending? One Word: Pensions
David Cantor
August 2, 2017
Cantor: How Poor Parents Really Practice School Choice
David Cantor
July 23, 2017
Cantor: Falling in Love Again (With School Policy) Binge-Watching ‘The West Wing’
David Cantor
July 16, 2017
Turning Red: New Jersey’s Well-Heeled Teachers Union Backs Trump Supporter Over State’s Top Democrat
David Cantor
July 12, 2017
74 Interview: Rick Hess and His 21 Letters
David Cantor
July 9, 2017
New Research: Louisiana Voucher Results Swing Upward
David Cantor
June 26, 2017
Analysis: The Fierce Fight Over Mayoral Control Reflects De Blasio’s Weakness on Education
David Cantor
June 21, 2017
Millennial Kids in Search of Millennial Parents: Rethinking How We Teach Love, Lust & Relationships
David Cantor
June 4, 2017
You’re Not an ‘Interest Group’ Just Because You Believe School Funding Matters
David Cantor
May 24, 2017
Start School Later: New Study Shows That More Sunlight Before Classes Improves Test Scores
David Cantor
May 23, 2017
When $7B in Remediation Falls Short: The Broken Promises Colleges Make to Students Who Need More Help
David Cantor
May 21, 2017
New Report: Only 1 in 5 Teachers Receive Full Pension Benefits
David Cantor
May 16, 2017
74 Interview: Max Eden, His Book About ESSA With Rick Hess, and the Ed Policy Rorschach Test
David Cantor
March 12, 2017
Education Secretary: Rhee Bows Out, DeVos May Be It
David Cantor
November 22, 2016
What Philadelphia’s Schools Chief Hopes to Hear From the Visiting Democrats on Education
David Cantor
July 25, 2016
United Front: Teachers Unions Quietly Spend Millions on ‘Grassroots’ Groups
David Cantor
May 8, 2016