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The Education Exchange: Black Children Denied Equal Access to Foster Care, Adoption
"No way to treat a child," says author Naomi Schaefer Riley
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The Education Exchange: Press Is Giving Critical Race Theory a Free Pass, a New Study Finds
Practices like in-school "privilege walks" are "bad for children, bad for the nation," says AEI's Hess
Charter Schools
The Education Exchange: Charter School Enrollment Leaps by Nearly a Quarter Million Students, a New Study Finds
"The pandemic has woken people up," says Nina Rees, president of the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools
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The Education Exchange: “White Supremacy” Winds Up on a School’s List of American Principles
"Parents have had enough," says Fordham's Petrilli
Common Core
The Education Exchange: Common Core Adoption Hurt Student Performance in Science, Social Studies, a New Study Finds
Standards for math and reading had negative spillover effects on other subjects
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The Education Exchange: Philanthropist of the Year Bill Oberndorf Explains State-Based Strategy for Expanding School Choice
Gains among frustrated minority parents: "choice allows them to take their kids where they want them to be."
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The Education Exchange: The Trouble With Critical Race Theory
"That we would teach our children in schools, in elementary schools to focus on their racial differences, I think, is a recipe for disaster," says author Jason Riley.
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The Education Exchange: Detroit School Superintendent Nikolai Vitti on How He Changed Three Quarters of the District’s Principals
"The board has to know that they're hiring a reformer," he says. "I think they wanted someone that was not afraid to implement change."
Courts and Law
The Education Exchange: Bishop of Charleston Joins Historically Black Colleges in Legal Challenge to South Carolina Ban on Pandemic Aid to Private Schools
NAACP sides with Pitchfork Ben Tillman: "so opposed to school choice, that they are willing to minimize the history of racism in South Carolina," a lawyer says.
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The Education Exchange: “The Only Way We’ll Have Economic Development in Some of the Developing Parts of the World Is To Improve the Schools”
Yidan Prize winner Eric Hanushek on human capital
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