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Excitement over the new school model elicits memories of charters in their prime and a chance to reflect on what they got right and wrong
Scolds, censors, and identity hawks want to ensure your kids don’t read “dangerous” books
To improve New York City’s schools, the mayor-elect should appeal to the grassroots enthusiasm that put him into office
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Excitement over the new school model elicits memories of charters in their prime and a chance to reflect on what they got right and wrong
The same demands made on voucher programs should apply to all education models—especially traditional public schools
Amid shifting attitudes on immigration worldwide, major English-speaking countries are erecting policy barriers to students from abroad
New book touts the critical role teachers play in literacy development
Polling finds that teachers, more than the general public, believe schools should
How parental choice is reshaping special education in the Sunshine State
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