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Gadfly Bites 5/17/19 – How do you say “absorb” in Latin?

Jeff Murray 5.17.2019
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The testing devil we know or...?

Chester E. Finn, Jr. 4.11.2019
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Two new school choice studies offer nuanced findings about test scores and long-term impacts

Michael J. Petrilli 4.8.2019
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Should middle-class private schools be part of education reform?

Mike Goldstein 4.5.2019
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Kamala Harris comes out swinging on education and picks the unions over students and parents

Erika Sanzi 3.25.2019
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Should New York City have more high-quality charter schools?

Andrew Scanlan 3.6.2019
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Rampant grade inflation is harming vulnerable high schoolers

Brandon L. Wright 2.13.2019
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Education choice in 2019 and beyond

James Paul 1.4.2019
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How much should we rely on student test achievement as a measure of success?

Dana Goldhaber, Umut Özek 12.6.2018
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Tackling Ohio’s toughest education challenges: Remove geographic restrictions on brick-and-mortar charter schools

Ohio Education Gadfly 11.12.2018
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Can charter-lite schools produce charter-like performance?

Jessica Poiner 11.6.2018
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Addressing high school dropout rates starting at the elementary school level

Jeff Murray 10.18.2018
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