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    Is School Choice a Matter of Civil Rights?

    The74 Dec 19, 2017

    On an unseasonably frigid Thursday in November, Julian Vasquez Heilig, who is both a professor at California State University Sacramento and the California NAACP education chair, stood before an audience…

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    Tech Education is Too Slow for Employers So They Build Their Own Classes

    The Hechinger Report Dec 19, 2017

    Scott Gordon had just arrived in his job as provost of Eastern Washington University when an alumnus approached him at a meet-and-greet in the Skyline Ballroom of Spokane’s Hotel RL.…

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    Negative Findings on Performance-Based Funding

    Inside Higher Ed Dec 19, 2017

    So far 35 states tie some funding for public colleges to metrics like graduation rates or degree production. The Higher Education Act rewrite the GOP is advancing in the U.S. House…

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    Guide to Tackling College Transfer Implementation

    The Aspen Institute Dec 19, 2017

    The college-going population continues to become more diverse racially, ethnically, and socioeconomically. Yet traditionally underrepresented students, who are more likely than others to begin at a community college, are the…

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    Federal Report Scrutinizes Student Loan Debt in New York City Neighborhoods

    Inside Higher Ed Dec 18, 2017

    Among New York City boroughs, the Bronx has the lowest percentage of residents with student loans. Bronx residents with loans tended to borrow smaller amounts than those living elsewhere in…

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    Lifelong Learners: Education to Match America’s Economic needs

    The Hechinger Report Dec 16, 2017

    In the past, we’ve often thought about formal education as the acquisition of broad skills at a fixed point in time, with training ending at about age 18, 22 or…

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    Lessons on Increasing College Completion from Six Talent Dividend Cities

    MDRC Dec 16, 2017

    Overall, this study found several key factors that might help improve postsecondary completion. First, nearly all the case study cities had established partnerships across education sectors and between colleges and…

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    Increasing the Number of First-Generation College Students in North Dakota

    InsideSources Dec 15, 2017

    This September, 4,439 South Dakota high school seniors (approximately 55 percent of the state’s senior population) received letters from Secretary of Education Dr. Melody Schopp, announcing their general acceptance into…

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    Duke Students Distribute $101,000 in Grants for Philanthropy Lab

    The Chronicle Dec 14, 2017

    Duke was founded on the philanthropy of James B. Duke. Now, its students have found a way to give back—in class. Students in the first-year seminar, named Values in Action,…

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    Rural America Faces a Higher-Education Epidemic

    APM Reports Dec 14, 2017

    Dustin Gordon grew up thinking he would work the land. He’s from Sharpsburg, Iowa, population 89, where agriculture is the lifeblood of the region. He says most of his friends…

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    Alternative Diplomas Aren’t Always Best For Students With Special Needs

    The Hechinger Report Dec 13, 2017

    Julie Comeaux’s 17-year-old son, Matthew, is a student with special needs. He has tuberous sclerosis, epilepsy and autism, but that hasn’t stopped him from being ambitious at school. He has…

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    Two Overlooked Federal Student Loan Studies

    American Enterprise Institute Dec 12, 2017

    These two studies add important new information to the policy debates regarding student debt. The Yannelis study offers evidence that if policymakers were to end bankruptcy and wage garnishment policies…

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