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On Education, Bloomberg Is Everywhere
Democratic presidential candidate gave more than $63 million to education causes in 2017, 2018.
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Sanders Outdoes Warren in Tapping Voter Anger
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Trump Call for School Choice Echoes in Campaign Context
Janiyah Davis, meet Landel Shakespeare.
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Bernie, Bloomberg, Booker, and the New Politics of Education
For three decades, there was a quiet assumption that education's growing economic import was pushing education politics toward the pragmatic middle—it turns out that this dynamic was surprisingly fragile.
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Burying Blaine?
Supreme Court hears a mother’s challenge to Montana’s ban on tax-credit scholarships to religious schools
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Bye-Bye, Booker
Gone from the Democratic primary, his education policy voice may yet return somehow.
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Cory Booker’s Move on Charter Schools is Both Political — and Good
It’s not hard to see the politics at play, but Booker deserves credit for calling out the Democratic party for being unresponsive to many constituents who support charter schooling.
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Booker Education Record Includes Much To Tout
“His position is unwavering,” a former colleague writes.
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Professionalizing Teaching and Winning the Salary Wars
‘Grand bargain’ would feature higher pay and increased accountability.
Governance and Leadership
In New Hampshire, Biden Talks Increased Education Spending
“Any country that out-educates us is going to out-compete us.”
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