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For many parents, judging a local public school comes down to average test scores and the amount of money going into that school. However, a new Stanford University study of test scores…
For many parents, judging a local public school comes down to average test scores and the amount of money going into that school. However, a new Stanford University study of test scores…
Lowering class sizes for elementary students in California — a controversial move that has received a lukewarm reception in some prominent research studies — resulted in greater learning gains than…
Yet in New York City, as in districts across the country, there is a glaring disconnect between many students’ race or ethnicity and their teachers’: While 83 percent of New…
For all four years of high school I spent half of every day dancing. Full-out, pre-professional ballet and modern dancing. So, it would make sense to assume that I’m writing…
A recent New York Times article suggested that Chicago had the nation’s fastest improving large urban school district. In it, reporters Emily Badger and Kevin Quealy summarized data from a…
The proportion of overage students — those who have been held back for at least one grade — hovers around 40 percent for New Orleans high school students. Forty-six percent…
Something very revolutionary is happening with the blockchain world of Planet Steem. What’s Planet Steem? It is the combined websites that all run on top of the Steem blockchain: steemit.com, busy.org, DTube,…
The show follows the seven participants, ages 21 to 26, as they pose as students at Highland Park High School in Topeka, Kansas, during the spring 2017 semester. The goal…
Children are born learning. And what they learn in their first few years has the potential to change the course of their lives. Brains are built and grow through touch,…
As states cement education plans for their schools under the federal K-12 law, the Department of Education is working furiously to assess them amid mounting concerns about states’ commitment to…
There are wide, stubborn economic gaps between black and white households in the U.S. Why? Many factors are at work, of course, including lower rates of upward mobility, discrimination in…
As winter temperatures continue to plummet, decades-old infrastructure in Baltimore, Maryland public schools has left students and faculty in freezing conditions. Widespread heating issues have forced multiple Baltimore schools to…
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