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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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EdNext Podcast: An Optimist’s Guide to American Public Education
"Every school has some teacher who really gets kids excited," says Washington Post education columnist Jay Mathews
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The Education Exchange: Charters Are 43% More Productive Than Traditional Public Schools, a Study Finds
Seven-city comparison finds some schools doing more with less
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The Education Exchange: New and Emerging Obstacles Facing Charter Schools
"So successful, they're a target."
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The Education Exchange: Gap in Funding Grows Between Charters, Traditional Public Schools
New study finds charters get less—a disparity of $7,800 a student, a year
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EdNext Podcast: Banning For-Profit Charter Schools?
The reality behind a Biden campaign promise
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EdNext Podcast: The Never-Ending Battle to Protect Charter School Autonomy
And how a "mystery shopper" program made sure students with disabilities were welcomed
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The Education Exchange: Student Achievement Growing More Rapidly in Charters Than District Schools, New Study Finds
From 2005 to 2017, biggest gains for African Americans
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EdNext Podcast: The Improvement at the Charter Schools Is about Twice that of the Improvement in the District Sectors
Results of a new nationally representative study show trends from 2005 to 2017
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The Education Exchange: “We’ve Encouraged Face-to-Face”: How Charter Schools in South Carolina Are Reopening
"They're proving that with safety measures in place, kids can reenter the classroom, teachers can safely teach."
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Threats to quality and innovation outweigh benefit of increased access.
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