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    Learning About the Effects of Private School Choice

    Urban Institute Mar 10, 2018

    Understanding the effect of private school choice on real-world success beyond test scores requires data on outcomes like college enrollment and graduation, and thanks to three recent Urban Institute studies,…

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    Ole Miss Grapples With Links to Slavery and Racism

    Hechinger Report Mar 10, 2018

    Nekkita Beans, a Mississippi native and president of the University of Mississippi’s Black Student Union, stood center stage in a campus auditorium reading aloud the history of a group of…

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    Curriculum Audit Reveal Detroit Schools are Failing to Prepare Students

    Chalkbeat Mar 10, 2018

    Middle schoolers in Detroit’s main school district have been taking pre-algebra classes that have “virtually no relationship” to the state’s mathematics standards. Students in kindergarten through third grade have been…

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    Will Teaching Code-Switching Improve Reading Skills for African-American English Speakers?

    The Atlantic Mar 10, 2018

    Julie Washington found herself sitting with a little girl at a school outside Detroit. The two were reading the classic P. D. Eastman picture book Are You My Mother? The girl—4…

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    States Have The Power To Make College More Affordable

    The Urban Institute Mar 9, 2018

    Despite the attention paid to the impending reauthorization of the Higher Education Act and the visibility of congressional hearings on college finances, it is the states that have primary responsibility…

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    Why California High School Graduation Rates Increase While College Rates Do Not

    EdSource Mar 9, 2018

    California’s high school graduation rates have increased significantly in recent years, but the percentage of those students who complete their college education continues to lag, with long-term implications for the…

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    March 9: This Week’s Must Reads About Youth and Young Adults

    Raikes Foundation Mar 9, 2018

    Here’s what we’re reading: Opinion: 1.3 Million Students are Homeless. Here’s How We Can Help Them Raikes Foundation Co-Founder Tricia Raikes and Civic Enterprise CEO John Bridgeland co-byline an op-ed…

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    New Findings Show That Math-Focused Interventions Can Reduce the Achievement Gap

    MDRC Mar 9, 2018

    MDRC, a nonprofit, nonpartisan education and social policy research firm, released encouraging results today from a demonstration, funded by Robin Hood, of two aligned interventions in New York City: Making…

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    Don’t Forget Black Girls During Women’s History Month

    Raikes Foundation

    As we celebrate the vibrancy, strength and resilience of all women and girls this month, we must also come together to make sure every young girl is supported, nurtured and…

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    How One Assyrian Helped Fellow Members of His Community Fight Deportation

    GOOD Magazine Mar 9, 2018

    Over the last century, Assyrians have experienced waves of persecution and genocide followed by worldwide migration, with a large population of these Iraqi Christians settling in Michigan. People in this religious and socially conservative…

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    Cybersecurity: Do Philanthropic Organizations Have Our Backs?

    Medium Mar 9, 2018

    In November of last year, the Center for a New American Security (CNAS) was a gathering point for prominent voices in technology companies, academic institutions, and government agencies who sat down and…

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    South By Social: Why Austin Is the Capital of Impact Entrepreneurship

    ImpactAlpha Mar 9, 2018

    This time of year, people from all over the country don their best hipster duds, dust off their cowboy boots and descend on Austin, Texas, for SXSW (pro tip: just call it…

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