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Nicholas Munyan-Penney

National
Development and Research Associate

Nicholas Munyan-Penney was a development and research associate at the Thomas B. Fordham Institute (2018–19), who had been currently pursuing a master’s degree in education policy at The George Washington University. He has a MAT in secondary english education from Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) and a bachelor's degree in English from Emerson College. While at SNHU, Nicholas researched integration of LGBT texts in English language arts classrooms. Before moving to Washington, DC, Nicholas taught high school English in New Hampshire in both charter and traditional public schools.

Authored Commentary & Research

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Differences in special education enrollment in Louisiana's charter and traditional public schools

Nicholas Munyan-Penney 1.31.2018
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School features associated with student growth in New Orleans charter schools

Nicholas Munyan-Penney 1.10.2018
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Racial imbalance in charter and traditional public schools

Nicholas Munyan-Penney 12.20.2017
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How charter authorizers in DC and Denver dealt with issues of access and equity

Nicholas Munyan-Penney 11.21.2017
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The positive effects of Newark's education reforms

Nicholas Munyan-Penney 11.8.2017
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Promising outcomes for private school choice

Nicholas Munyan-Penney 10.4.2017
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