“Everything, everywhere, all at once” solutions to chronic absenteeism
Read the winning entry in Fordham’s 2024 Wonkathon, which asked contributors to answer this question: “How can policymakers and practitioners radically reduce chronic absenteeism—at least below pre-pandemic levels and preferably much further?”
Kelly James, Brad Bernatek 7.30.2024
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Devilish doings
8.11.2010
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Aloha Furlough Friday ? Throw the Bums Out
Peter Meyer 8.11.2010
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Quotable and notable
8.11.2010
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Education news nuggets
8.11.2010
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Low-performing schools need more than self-help jargon
8.10.2010
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Embracing System Reform: Lessons from Five Award-Winning Schools
William Lowe Boyd 8.10.2010
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Back in my day, college students studied more (this isn't a cranky anecdote - it's true)
Bianca Speranza 8.10.2010
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Substantial savings possible by increasing student-teacher ratios
Emmy L. Partin 8.10.2010
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2010 KIDS COUNT Data Book
Bianca Speranza 8.10.2010
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Strategic Communications for Portfolio School District Reform
Theda Sampson 8.10.2010
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Putting charter theories to the test: an examination of student mobility in Dayton
Terry Ryan 8.10.2010
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Charter schools bracing for funding cuts, still seeking parity
Mike Lafferty 8.10.2010
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