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74 Interview: Indiana Educator Earl Phalen on Innovating Classrooms for Low-Income Students of Color — and the NAACP’s ‘Phony’ Charter War
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74 Interview: Michael Lomax, CEO of the United Negro College Fund, on Guiding Low-Income Students Through College
Raw Numbers: Charter Students Are Graduating From College at Three to Five Times the National Average
New Census Numbers: Per-Pupil Spending Rose 3.5% in 2015; Same-Year NAEP Scores Dropped
Women Hold Only 1 in 4 Elected Offices in the U.S. — but Schools Can Help Close That Gender Gap
Report: Family Well-Being, Education Decline for U.S. Kids Despite Recovery From Great Recession
How States Fail Their Teachers on Retirement: New Report Gives 42 States Failing Grades for Pensions
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Bipartisan Group of Ed Leaders Commits to ‘Productive Dialogue’ on Race, Social Justice, School Reform
74 Interview: Gail Saltz on the Connection Between Learning Disabilities and Genius
How Districts Are Joining the Fight to Close a Troubling Training Gap Among America’s School Leaders