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The cultural critic’s absolutist appraisal ignores clear evidence of progress
American schooling is still dazed by a malicious movement’s toxic reign
The landmark federal law ensured access for students with disabilities. Now it’s time to focus on outcomes.
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The cultural critic’s absolutist appraisal ignores clear evidence of progress
The landmark federal law ensured access for students with disabilities. Now it’s time to focus on outcomes.
An analysis of 44 private institutions in New England reveal troubling signs for the viability of all such schools nationwide
Misconceptions about who chooses home education—and why—invite burdensome regulations
Excitement over the new school model elicits memories of charters in their prime and a chance to reflect on what they got right and wrong
The same demands made on voucher programs should apply to all education models—especially traditional public schools
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American schooling is still dazed by a malicious movement’s toxic reign
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