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    Inconsistent Rulings on Sexual Assault at Yale Leave Everyone Confused

    Business Insider Jan 25, 2018

    There’s no apparent pattern for sexual-misconduct punishment at Yale, based on public reports reviewed by Business Insider. More than 60 formal sexual-assault complaints have gone through Yale’s UWC process since 2011. When…

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    Boston Collegiate Models Successful School Integration

    The 74 Jan 25, 2018

    The most integrated school in the Boston appears to be a charter school, Boston Collegiate. Every day, students whose families live in hyper-segregated Boston neighborhoods — Dorchester, South Boston, Roxbury, and…

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    Project-Based Learning: A Promising Approach to Improving Student Outcomes

    MDRC Jan 24, 2018

    The concept of project-based learning (PBL) has garnered wide support among a number of K-12 education policy advocates and funders. PBL is viewed as an approach that enables students to develop the…

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    Views on Education: The Promise and Perils of Charter Networks

    Chalkbeat Jan 24, 2018

    When we published an essay about the promise and perils of charter schools by our CEO and editor in chief Elizabeth Green last month, we heard from a lot of readers. She wrote…

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    The Controversial Silicon Valley-funded Quest to Educate the World’s Poorest Kids

    Quartz Jan 24, 2018

    Founded by Shannon May and Jay Kimmelman in 2007, Bridge International Academies aims to bring affordable, high-quality private school education to some of the poorest students in the world. The…

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    What’s Janus? Teachers Remain In Dark About Case Headed to the Supreme Court

    The 74 Jan 24, 2018

    Last September, union president Michael Mulgrew sent a letter to his members that included a warning and a reminder. “The Janus case is paid for and brought to us by…

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    We Need Historically Black Colleges and Universities

    The Hechinger Report Jan 24, 2018

    The abolitionist, statesman and civil rights leader Frederick Douglass said that denying a person an education means adding another link in the chain of their servitude. Whenever I hear the…

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    NY Gov. Cuomo Proposes 3 Percent Education Spending Boost

    Chalkbeat Jan 24, 2018

    Facing budget pressure at home and from Washington, Gov. Andrew Cuomo proposed increasing school aid by 3 percent this year —  far less than what advocates and the state’s education policymakers had sought.…

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    Flu Epidemic Forces Schools to Close

    The 74 Jan 24, 2018

    Although there is no official count of school closings for flu-related concerns, The 74 has tallied at least 11 districts and nine scattered individual schools across 12 states that have…

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    Charter Network KIPP Wants to Follow Students Who Are Being Pushed Out

    Chalkbeat Jan 23, 2018

    As gentrification continues to squeeze low-income families and push them out to the surrounding suburbs, the effect of a shifting school-age population continues to reverberate in Denver area schools. The…

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    Education Innovation: Digital Learning Platform is Now in 70% of U.S. Schools

    Business Insider Jan 23, 2018

    Kiddom is a digital platform that helps teachers plan and track students’ progress on an individual basis, along with giving students a way to see all their assignments and deadlines…

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    Apple and Malala Yousafzai Partner to Advance Girls Education

    Mashable Jan 23, 2018

    Apple CEO Tim Cook and Nobel Prize-winning activist Malala Yousafzai are working together to ensure girls around the world receive a proper education. Apple announced on Sunday it’s becoming the first Laureate partner for The Malala…

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