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Lobbying in Disguise
Do Charter Schools Measure Up? The Charter School Experiment After 10 Years by the American Federation of Teachers
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Siegfried and the Urban Education Dragon
Illustration by Chris Gall.
Few urban school superintendents remain in place for long nowadays. According...
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The GED; value-added testing; and California accountability
The GED; value-added testing; and California accountability
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Education Matters: Selected Essays
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