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12.31.1969

School Choice: From Theory to Action

For over twenty years, scholars Paul Hill and Paul Peterson have been at the forefront of the effort to bring greater educational options to America?s neediest students. Please join the Thomas B. Fordham Institute, the American Enterprise Institute, and t

Commentary
12.31.1969

Rhee Quits as Washington, D.C., School Chancellor Amid Clash With Teachers

Commentary
12.31.1969

Rhee-ality Check

Commentary
12.31.1969

Reform Can Move on Without a Hitch

Commentary
12.31.1969

School Reformers Mull Meaning of Rhee's Departure

Commentary
12.31.1969

Education Overhaul Loses Key Player

Commentary
12.31.1969

Report: Only 1 percent of 'bad' schools turn around

Commentary
12.31.1969

Study Finds Bad Schools Rarely Get Better-or Shut Down

Commentary
12.31.1969

Report finds few school turnarounds

Commentary
12.31.1969

Poor Michigan schools staying open, study finds

Commentary
12.31.1969

Dunbar High School shows need for radical change - and persistence

Commentary
12.31.1969

State history standards get 'D'

Commentary
12.31.1969

Report Gives a Majority of States Poor Grades on History Standards

Commentary
12.31.1969

Report lambastes Texas history standards

Commentary
12.31.1969

GOP voice joins curriculum debate

Commentary
12.31.1969

State curriculum for U.S. history flunks evaluation

Commentary
12.31.1969

Don't know much about history

Commentary
12.31.1969

An Eye-Opening Look at America's Academic Standards

Commentary
12.31.1969

Editorial: Report offers new reason to rewrite standards

Commentary
12.31.1969

A Very Quiet Yearning

Commentary
12.31.1969

Education Notes: Survey shows superintendents want greater control

Commentary
12.31.1969

Senate Bill 5 could drastically change landscape for teachers, school districts

Commentary
12.31.1969

Can taxpayers afford to fund traditional career ladder for teachers?

Commentary
12.31.1969

Bipartisan Group Backs Common School Curriculum

Commentary
12.31.1969

School's Out

Commentary
12.31.1969

The value of a teaching license

Commentary
12.31.1969

Another brand of Bush school reform: Jeb???s

Commentary
12.31.1969

NYC schools??? chancellor, state commissioner leaving posts

Commentary
12.31.1969

Evaluation of teachers must improve

Commentary
12.31.1969

To teach about the Civil War, schools employ many tactics

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