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    Inflated Graduation Rates

    The 74 Feb 2, 2018

    A federal audit in California inflated high school graduation rate by 2%.  California education leaders inflated the state’s high school graduation rate by 2 percentage points in 2014, according to the…

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    Smarter Balanced: Committed To Transparency and Support for Student and Teacher Success

    The 74 Feb 2, 2018

    Smarter Balanced is now in its fourth year as the nation’s most innovative online assessment system. We’re excited to continue to provide a world-class assessment that is accessible for students…

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    Education and Health Investments Can Help Heal the World

    Devex International Development Feb 2, 2018

    In today’s world, the large majority of countries can actually afford to provide universal health coverage and universal access to quality education. It’s less a question of economics than of…

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    Detroit District Delays Charter School Vote Leaving 4,000 Students in Limbo

    Chalkbeat Feb 2, 2018

    Shortly after arriving in Detroit last year, schools Superintendent Nikolai Vitti put 13 charter schools on notice: They might have to scramble to survive. Unlike most of the privately managed,…

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    When Scandals Undercut America’s High School Graduation Rate

    The 74 Feb 1, 2018

    First, the apparent “good news”: The high school graduation rate, steadily increasing since 2011, reached a record high of 84.1 percent in 2016, according to new data released by the Education Department.…

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    Studies Show Achievement Gaps by Race and Income in Education

    Chalkbeat

    Reams of research have shown stark achievement gaps between white and Asian students and their black and Hispanic peers. But a new interactive database released Wednesday shows how pervasive the…

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    Super Bowl Cities: Matching Up For Opportunity and Inclusivity

    Urban Institute Feb 1, 2018

    Sports are often cited as a unifying force in society with the power to bring strangers together to cheer for their hometown team (or help each other climb greased-up light poles).…

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    Why Students Are Still Spending So Much for College Textbooks

    The Atlantic Feb 1, 2018

    After settling into his dorm this past fall, John McGrath, a freshman at Rutgers University, took the campus shuttle to the school bookstore. He waited in line for 40 minutes…

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    Edvisons: Student-Centered Personalized Learning Through Student Voice

    Getting Smart Feb 1, 2018

    What if every student were asked What do you want to learn about and What do you want to do? on a regular basis? High school senior Jemar Lee (who attends Iowa…

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    What The Recent Tax Cuts Mean For Philanthropy

    National Alliance to End Homelessness Jan 31, 2018

    The tax cuts that went into effect this month have nonprofits and donors alike scrambling to learn more about how they might affect charitable giving. WHAT CHANGED? Congress introduced temporary…

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    Why This Teacher Didn’t Choose Teach For America

    Chalkbeat Jan 31, 2018

    When Adriana Garcia heard about a new teacher residency program at New York University based on the medical model where doctors-in-training begin practicing medicine under supervision of an experienced mentor,…

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    Innovators in Education: ReUp

    Christensen Institute Jan 31, 2018

    Nitzan Pelman was in her twenties when she began to teach herself the basics. How to write a coherent sentence. How to think critically. Labeled a special needs student at…

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