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Why struggling students remain below grade level, and how to help them

Mike Goldstein 10.23.2019
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The messy reality of school turnaround

Dale Chu 8.14.2019
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Should schools give children more time to play?

Chester E. Finn, Jr. 8.14.2019
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Faint of art: New evidence bolsters the argument for arts education

Robert Pondiscio 2.20.2019
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Dear districts: These are the glory days. Are you ready for tomorrow’s financial pain?

Marguerite Roza 1.30.2019
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What options do students have in areas where private school choice proposals were defeated?

The Education Gadfly 1.22.2019
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Per-pupil funding in charter and traditional public schools

Jessie McBirney 12.5.2018
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The other Micheal Brown

Ian Rowe 7.18.2018
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Twenty of the American communities most in need of high-quality charter schools

Nicholas Munyan-Penney, Emily Howell 5.30.2018
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Urban achievement trends in advance of the release of 2017 NAEP results

Michael J. Petrilli 3.28.2018
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Are charter schools more cost-effective than traditional public schools?

Nicholas Munyan-Penney 2.28.2018
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High-performing charter networks are finally embracing well-rounded curricula

Michael J. Petrilli 10.25.2017
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