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    Five Areas Where Mayor Bill De Blasio Could Innovate New York

    The Nation Jan 2, 2018

    It’s been four years since Bill de Blasio first stood on the steps of City Hall and, placing his hand on a Bible that had once belonged to Franklin Delano Roosevelt, took the…

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    Family Is Honored After Providing Foster Care for 100 Children

    BBC News Jan 2, 2018

    A great-grandmother who looked after more than 100 children in 50 years has been appointed an MBE for services to foster care. Stella Tomkinson, 79, from Nuneaton, Warwickshire, said she…

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    Parent-Teacher Associations At Low-Income Schools Struggle to Keep Up

    The 74 Jan 2, 2018

    From state budget cuts to federal tax reform, school funding faces real constraints from all sides. But school budgets go beyond public dollars. A hidden piece of the school finance equation is private…

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    Gov. Cuomo Plans to Help New Yorkers with Student Loan Debt

    NY Daily News Jan 2, 2018

    Gov. Cuomo recently unveiled a set of measures intended to aid New Yorkers struggling with “exploding” student loan debt. The proposals, which will be part of Cuomo’s State of the…

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    The Challenges Facing Universities in 2018

    BBC Jan 2, 2018

    It’s been a bad year for universities. The row over vice-chancellors’ pay has been a long, drawn-out box set of disasters for universities, with the highest-paid leader, the head of…

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    Why This Top Higher Ed Funder Is Getting Behind Racial Justice Work

    Inside Philanthropy Jan 2, 2018

    In a departure from its usual focus on degree attainment, the Lumina Foundation recently pledged $2.5 million to support racial justice work on college campuses. Also of note, the grants,…

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    How a Portfolio of Schools Plan Is Disrupting Districts and Gaining Traction

    Chalkbeat Jan 1, 2018

    Several years ago, Indianapolis Public Schools looked like a lot of urban school districts. The vast majority of students attended traditional public schools, though enrollment was dwindling, and the district…

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    College Students Are Wrong to Drop Music Classes

    The Hechinger Report Jan 1, 2018

    Many students in my “Music and Healing” course played in school bands and orchestras, or sang in choral and musical-theater productions. But almost none of them still sing or play…

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    Inside the Early Effort to Transform Detroit Schools

    Chalkbeat Jan 1, 2018

    Three months after taking on one of the most daunting tasks in American education, Nikolai Vitti was having a fit over pizza — $340,000 worth of pizza. Vitti, Detroit’s new…

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    Governor Wants Food Pantries at all New York Public Colleges

    Inside Higher Ed Dec 31, 2017

    Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo plans to introduce legislation that would require all campuses in the State University and City University of New York systems to create their own food pantries…

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    New Laws Give California Community Colleges Faster Route

    The 74 Media Inc. Dec 30, 2017

    California community college students now have a faster route to a four-year degree, thanks to two new state laws enacted this fall. In October, Gov. Jerry Brown signed AB 705, allowing more…

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    Are School Districts Blocking Vacant Schools?

    The Heritage Foundation Dec 30, 2017

    The Detroit public school district is blocking parents and children from buying a building the district doesn’t even own. Detroit Prep, a charter school, wants to move out of a…

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