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Rolling back anti-charter bills in New England

7.21.2004
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The governors speak - but are they listening?

7.21.2004
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The transfer mess - and promise

7.21.2004
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Going Broke by Degree: Why College Costs Too Much

Chester E. Finn, Jr.7.21.2004
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National Assessment of Vocational Education: Final Report to Congress

Chester E. Finn, Jr.7.21.2004
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Putting Education to the Test: A Value-Added Model for California

Eric Osberg7.21.2004
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Choice in the UK?

6.30.2004
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Data deluge in Ohio

6.30.2004
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Pell Grants for Kids

6.30.2004
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The battle over Colorado vouchers

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The Massachusetts mess

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What does it take to be "persistently dangerous"?

6.30.2004
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