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A Suspicious Pattern of Allegations, Accusations, and Legal Complaints Quickly Followed Beth Hawkins – On their face, the...
read moreA Suspicious Pattern of Allegations, Accusations, and Legal Complaints Quickly Followed Beth Hawkins – On their face, the...
read moreKate Stringer – Photo courtesy Watertown City School District To learn the word “the,” Kristen Bauter’s kindergartners used to...
read moreSo Far, There Are 4 — and They Haven’t Always Been Good Bets for the National Union The National Education Association filed its...
read moreSandy Kress – 11.26.18 – The 74 Million “Kress: Without Standards and Accountability, There Can Be No Innovation,...
read moreBy Mark Keierleber – When a Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals panel last week rebuked the Trump administration’s efforts to end...
read moreLast week, I expressed doubt that press outlets would revisit the assumptions made prior to the election about teacher candidates for...
read moreIt’s Actually Helping to Close an Achievement Gap Between the Genders National Bureau of Economic Research Academic “redshirting” —...
read moreNew Report Has 5 Ways of Engaging Parents in Their Kids’ Education In the 1990s, parents in a Central East Austin, Texas, school...
read moreCara Stillings Candal is a senior fellow at Boston’s Pioneer Institute and has spent the past 10 years studying and writing about...
read moreWhy Cities Are Embracing ‘an Idea Whose Time Has Come’ By Kevin Mahnken – In the midst of politics and court battles, cities...
read moreBy Beth Hawkins – In the nation’s most economically segregated city, an innovative new approach to school integration designed...
read moreAndrew J. Rotherham – Keezletown, Virginia A raptor expert from the U.S. Forest Service is explaining to a group of summer...
read moreBy Kevin Mahnken – Fordham Institute This is the latest article in The 74’s ongoing ‘Big Picture’ series, bringing American...
read moreBeth Hawkins – Social media, livestreams, and heated debates: Repeated calls for a moratorium on new charter schools were among...
read moreBy Mark Keierleber – Schools are increasingly suspending children for minor infractions like profanity, hurting their academic...
read moreCarolyn Phenicie – Senators added language to the pending U.S. Education Department spending bill that would require the...
read moreMike Antonucci’s – If you follow education issues at all — or any kind of news, really — you know that basketball...
read moreRobin Lake – This essay was originally published on the CRPE website, part of a 25th anniversary series re-examining...
read moreElections in Wisconsin have tended toward the rough-and-tumble in recent years, a reflection of the state’s jagged partisan divide....
read moreBy Mario Koran – Just days before the July 4th holiday, 25 international teachers whom Baltimore City Public Schools recruited...
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