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Poolside potpourri: Ohio’s AP opportunity gaps, a new charter ranking, and fresh national data

Aaron Churchill 7.14.2021
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We need better civics education, but it won’t happen anytime soon

Dale Chu 7.1.2021
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As schools commence plans to address unfinished learning, here’s how to sequence implementation

5.25.2021
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Testing, accountability, NAEP, and reading

Chester E. Finn, Jr. 11.23.2020
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“Evasive entrepreneurs” create new K–12 school options

Bruno V. Manno 9.16.2020
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Will NAEP wreck its reading assessment?

Chester E. Finn, Jr. 7.22.2020
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What are we going to do about school?

Jonathan V. Last 7.6.2020
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What you make depends on where you live, not just whether you went to college

Amber M. Northern, Ph.D., Michael J. Petrilli 5.20.2020
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NCTQ shines a light on teacher contracts, licensure during the pandemic

Jessica Poiner 4.24.2020
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The states that are swimming against the NAEP tides

Michael J. Petrilli 11.13.2019
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Failing and passing the “Tiffany Test,” part I

David Scarlett Wakelyn 10.16.2019
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Democratic presidential candidates are wrong: Racist redlining caused school segregation, not charter schools

Derrell Bradford 8.21.2019
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