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Future of High School
We Are High Achievers, But We Were Almost a Statistic
Briauna and Tiauna Black: When tragedy struck, a hybrid school provided the flexibility and support needed to move from high school to career.
Briauna Black and Tiauna Black
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Why Students and Families Don’t Use Their School Choice Scholarships
Matus and Cherry: About 41,000 students received Florida’s choice scholarships but didn’t use them last year. Availability and affordability were key.
Ron Matus & Dava Cherry
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New Hampshire’s Universal School Choice Expansion Is a Win for Students, Parents
Mullins: Strong policy changes lives, and the Granite State just changed thousands of them for the better. It's not just policy — it’s possibility.
Ashley DeMauro Mullins
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School’s Out for Summer. Parents Need Support With Youth Mental Health
Bullock, Contreras and Curbelo: Parents are understandably frustrated by how challenging it is to find the right resources to support their kids.
Steve Bullock, January Contreras & Carlos Curbelo
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Perdue: Technology-Focused Professional Development Can Help America’s Teachers Bring Their Classrooms Into the 21st Century
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Opinion
Bailey: Student-Centered Education Reforms + Time to Let Them Work = Progress. Need Proof? Look at Florida’s NAEP Scores
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Los Angeles
L.A. School Board President Mónica García Endorses Antonio Villaraigosa for Governor: He Is California’s ‘Strongest Candidate for Public Education’
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May 21, 2018
Opinion
Response: Yes, Charter Schools Inflict Some Costs on Districts. But Districts’ Financial Problems Are Far Deeper Than That
Robin Lake
May 21, 2018
Opinion
Commentary: We Can’t Ignore How Much Charter Schools Cost — Because Our Students Are the Ones Paying the Price
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4Fams
Commentary: 40 Percent of NYC Kindergarten Kids Go to a School Their Parents Chose. More Families Need That Option
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Commentary: The Question That Stopped This Teacher in Her Tracks: ‘I Know My Son Can Write, but Does He Have a Friend?’
Kai-Leé Berke
May 16, 2018
Opinion
Williams: Trump Continues Anti-Immigrant Assault By Targeting the Education Department’s Office Serving English Learners
Conor P. Williams
May 14, 2018
Opinion
Rotherham: School Shootings Are Rare. We Need to Dial Back the Fear So Students Can Engage on the Issue of Guns in Society
Andrew J. Rotherham
May 13, 2018
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Iheoma U. Iruka
May 13, 2018
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Sara Mead
May 8, 2018
Opinion
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Erin Figula
May 7, 2018
Opinion
Pache & Rotherham: Being Prepared for a School Shooting Doesn’t Mean Scaring Kids. It Just Means the Adults Have to Be Ready
Drew Pache & Andrew J. Rotherham
May 6, 2018
National Charter Schools Week
Nina Rees: National Charter Schools Week, a Time for Celebrating Great Public Schools — and the Teachers Who Make Them Possible
Nina Rees
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