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New Title IX Rules Require Hearings, Cross-Examinations in Colleges But Not High SchoolsComment Deadline Nears For Proposed DeVos Policy
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Entree to Freshman YearOnline programs offer low-cost courses for college credit
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Turkey’s Fight Against U.S. ChartersAn autocrat declares war on high-performing American schools
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Online Learning Goes HollywoodUsing video storytelling to motivate learning
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Remembering an Education PresidentGeorge H. W. Bush led by enabling, not mandating, state and local reform
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The Top 20 Education Next Articles of 2018The most popular articles based on readership
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1/17/19 | Los Angeles Times
What would a deal to end the LAUSD teachers’ strike look like?
As the teachers strike in Los Angeles drags on, there has been no shortage of media coverage. How fair has it been? Last fall, Rick Hess and RJ Martin analyzed how the press covered the teacher strikes that took place in six states in 2018.
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1/16/19 | Inside Higher Ed
Hampshire Struggles to Stay Afloat
From EdNext
Private Colleges in Peril
The president of Hampshire College has announced that the school is seeking a partner to help the institution survive. In the Fall 2018 issue of Education Next, Stephen Eide wrote about the fiscal crisis now facing many small private colleges and warned of the possibility of closures. These schools have modest endowments and have already experienced decades of tuition hikes and now face an expected decline in the college-age population.
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