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The Education Exchange: Does State Takeover of School Districts Affect Student Achievement?
Lawrence, Mass., and Camden, N.J., are exceptions, a new study finds.
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The Education Exchange: “Purple Swell” Seen in Midterm Election Results
“A lot of good wins” for school choice, from both parties
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The Education Exchange: Scaling Up the “Joyful Environment” of Learning Pods
One way to reinvent public education, says Arizona State's Robin Lake
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The Education Exchange: Testing Finds “Pervasive” Decline in Achievement, With Learning Losses Worse in Math
“Tutoring needs to be part of the toolkit,” says member of board that oversees Nation’s Report Card
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The Education Exchange: Another $750 Billion To Fix Self-Inflicted Problems?
Pandemic learning-loss-recovery spending demands may be next in school finance litigation
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The Education Exchange: Private-School Choice Programs in Florida Now Serving Nearly a Quarter Million Students
"There are voters in these households," as Governor DeSantis faces an election
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The Education Exchange: How Pay-for-Performance Came to D.C. Public Schools
"You could make an additional $20,000 bonus annually by being an outstanding teacher"
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The Education Exchange: “Who Am I, What Are My Strengths, What Am I Good At?”
From Propel America, a rare focus on connecting young people to jobs
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The Education Exchange: Busing Boosts Integration But Not Learning or College-Going, a New Study of Boston and New York Finds
Still worth the trip? An MIT economist gives his answer
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The Education Exchange: School Spending Soars, Driven by Costs of Benefits for Teachers
New York now lays out nearly $31,000 a student
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