Education reform in red versus blue states
Is the conventional wisdom right that both parties have abandoned education reform? The evidence indicates that it’s mostly fair when it comes to Democrats, but not so fair when it comes to the GOP—at least if we look beyond Washington to the states.
Michael J. Petrilli 1.9.2025
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Choosing Better Schools: A Report on Student Transfers Under the No Child Left Behind Act
Chester E. Finn, Jr. 5.26.2004
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Textbook reform in California
5.26.2004
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From the mouths of children&
5.26.2004
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Shuck corn, not standards
Kathleen Porter-Magee 5.26.2004
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Money for Nothing: The Failures of Education Reform in Massachusetts
Eric Osberg 5.26.2004
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Pushed Out or Pulled Up? Exit Exams and Dropout Rates in Public High Schools
Kathleen Porter-Magee 5.26.2004
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Making choice work in the Commonwealth
5.26.2004
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Charters making gains in Michigan
5.26.2004
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Director tests the bounds of recruitment promises
5.26.2004
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Global Links: Lessons From the World (Technology Counts 2004)
5.26.2004
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The old argument on research
5.26.2004
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Teaching Interrupted: Do Discipline Policies in Today's Public Schools Foster the Common Good?
Eric Osberg 5.19.2004
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