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The Education Exchange: More School Districts Moving to Remote-Only, Study Finds
"There is a shifting away from the in-person opportunities"
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The Education Exchange: Low-Income, Minority Children More Likely to Be Taught Online Than High-Income, White Children
Latest findings from Education Next national poll
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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: “Release Time” Pay for Union Leaders Is Challenged in New Jersey Lawsuit
"The Jersey City School Board is essentially writing a blank check to the union," says lawyer for two taxpayers who object
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The Education Exchange: The Future of Results-Based Accountability in Education
"If we hadn't had the accountability regime and the choices that have come along with it, I believe we would have had even less improvement," says Chester E. Finn Jr.
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The Education Exchange: Reopening in the Shadow of Covid-19
Study shows disadvantaged students more likely to attend schools that provide only remote instruction.
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The Education Exchange: Toward Equitable School Choice
U.S. education needs more flexibility and adaptability, less rigidity, a new Hoover Education Success Initiative report finds.
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The Education Exchange: How Online Learning Is Unleashing Innovation
"The longest that adults and young people want to hear one person talk is about 10 or 11 minutes."
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The Education Exchange: Adding Transparency and Equity with Weighted Student Funding
A promising reform in school finance is under pressure in the pandemic, Georgetown's Marguerite Roza says
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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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