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The Country Is Thinking Big on Medicare for All and the Green New Deal. We Should Think Big About School Funding, Too

October 9, 2019

by Scott Sargrad

The Growing Partisan Divide in Views of Higher Education

October 8, 2019

by Kim Parker,

What the Harvard Affirmative Action Victory Means for Students Who Face ‘Endemic Inequalities’ in K-12 Schools

October 3, 2019

by Mark Keierleber

Challenging Charter Critics, New Study Finds that as Sector Enrollment Grows, So Do Test Scores for Black and Hispanic Students

September 26, 2019

by Kevin Mahnken

How to fix education’s racial inequities, one tweak at a time

September 26, 2019

At Pasadena City

A School Data Breakthrough in Dallas: How an Innovative School Model Is Proving That Data Can Help Teachers Shape Individualized Instruction — and Achieve Impressive Student Growth

September 23, 2019

by Anne Wicks

Accelerating Excellence in Texas Schools: How the ‘ACE’ Initiative Is Changing the Way Dallas Evaluates Its Teachers and Empowers Students with Data-Driven Instruction

September 23, 2019

by Anne Wicks

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The Fabulous Fable of Fabiola’s Scholarship Fund

September 20, 2019

While Rich Californians

To make ‘free college’ work, smooth out the path from community college to a bachelor’s degree

September 6, 2019

by Lara Couturier

Picture showing separated children from their parents

Migrant Children Separated From Parents Experienced Severe Trauma. Here’s What That Means for America’s Schools

September 5, 2019

by Mark Keierleber

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