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Tennessee Meets Pandemic with Summer Learning Camps, Phonics, Testing
Covid education package emerges from special legislative session
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An Encouraging Consensus on Character Education
Some recommendations for developing compassion, courage, determination, fairness, grit, honesty, patience, respect, responsibility, self-motivation, and temperance.
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Hoosiers Score Benefits from Private School Choice
New observational study finds students who got vouchers in Indiana were more likely than similar traditional public-school students to enroll in college.
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How Schools Can Help with the Vaccination Rollout
Turn parking lots, gyms into sites for giving shots
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Is Hybrid Learning Killing Teaching?
Bolstering the urgency of getting everyone back in person.
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Supply is the Missing Variable in Selective School Equity Debates
“Anti-excellence ideology” constrains capacity
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What’s It Take for Philanthropy to Help Rural Schools?
Building trust, measuring impact informally may work in other places, too.
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Evaluating Claims that Charter Schools Practice “Cream Skimming” and “Pushout”
Study analyzes student entrance and exit patterns, academic history, and more
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How Jeb Bush’s ExcelinEd Is Tackling the Next 5 Years
"With the disruption of the pandemic, we have the opportunity to innovate."
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College Board and ACT move to grow and diversify as the pandemic fuels test-optional admissions trend
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Threats to quality and innovation outweigh benefit of increased access.
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