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Jill Hoppe

Research Intern

Jill Hoppe, a Research Intern with the Thomas B. Fordham Institute, has a master’s degree in Education Policy Studies from The George Washington University. While completing her BA in Government and International Politics and BA in Psychology at George Mason University, she served as a college application coach and a research assistant working on teacher quality measurement. She has also worked as a Fellow at the American Federation of Teachers and although originally from Rhode Island, now lives in Arlington, Virginia. 

Authored Commentary & Research

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Anxious person
High Expectations

Why is Gen Z so anxious?

Jill Hoppe, Elainah Elkins 4.23.2026
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School meeting
High Expectations

Does Communities in Schools boost student outcomes?

Jill Hoppe 4.16.2026
NationalFlypaper
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School band
High Expectations

Close the music education gap

Jill Hoppe 4.2.2026
NationalFlypaper
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College student outside
High Expectations

College advising boosts enrollment but not persistence

Jill Hoppe 3.5.2026
NationalFlypaper
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Students paying attention in class
High Expectations

Did charters or traditional public schools do better at boosting post-pandemic student engagement?

Jill Hoppe 1.29.2026
NationalFlypaper
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Student going to school
Quality Choices

School choice and earnings: Insights from Sweden

Jill Hoppe 12.18.2025
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