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How Did Major Newspapers Cover the 2018 Teacher Strikes?Tens of thousands of teachers in six states walked out of their schools, attracting media attention across the country.
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The XQ Institute has published a report encouraging state leaders to push for innovation on their own. Two years ago, XQ announced the results of a design competition aimed at rethinking high schools.
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9/10/18 | The Hechinger Report
College students predicted to fall by more than 15% after the year 2025
From EdNext
Private Colleges in Peril
The college-going population is expected to drop by 15 percent between 2025 and 2029 and continue to decline by another percentage point or two thereafter. Stephen Eide looks at the impact of these changes and others on small private colleges, which are already facing mounting deficits.
Sponsored by
Harvard Kennedy School Program on Educational Policy and Governance
