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Rethinking Old Tactics to Advance School Choice
Courting Democratic policymakers has not been effective. Indeed, it has likely been counter-productive.
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Manchin Just Downsized the Democrats’ Massive Education Spending Plans
Free community college, universal pre-k may be trimmed to win passage of package.
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Blinding Ourselves to America’s Achievement Woes
Even AP students now seek out "easy" subjects, such as "human geography."
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New Polling Shows the K-12 Covid Fights Aren’t Going Anywhere
Teachers, administrators, and school boards will be squeezed between two angry, distrustful camps
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No, the Evidence Does Not Support Racial ‘Affinity Spaces’ in Schools
Supporters routinely assert that there’s evidence to justify this practice, despite a startling lack of research actually supporting it.
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School Choice Is Issue in California Recall
“I favor school choice, he doesn’t,” Larry Elder says of Governor Newsom
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Maintenance of Equity: A New Provision with Big Implications for District Budgeting
An expansive interpretation could have unintended consequences
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Biden Backs Down on Civics Regulations as Senate Passes Amendment Against Teaching Children to “Hate America”
Kendi and “1619 Project” are dropped by federal Department of Education, but Silicon Valley, pharmaceutical donors ride to the rescue
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Hong Kong Teachers Union Decides to Shut Down
“Very Saddening,” the union’s president says. He’s right.
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