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    How Safe Routes Can Protect Kids from Street Harassment

    Safe Routes to School National Partnership Dec 20, 2017

    The following introduction is an excerpt from a Safe Routes to School National Partnership research article, read the full PDF available above   __________________________________ Hey, baby!” By the time many girls…

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    Advocates Push to Extend Tax Credits for Child Care Providers

    Chalkbeat Dec 20, 2017

    A wide-ranging coalition that includes early childhood, education and business groups is galvanizing support for a bill to extend a state tax credit that incentivizes donations to Colorado child care…

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    The Quest For High Performance In Practice

    Leap Ambassadors Dec 20, 2017

    The Lawrence School is recognized as a leader among schools for children who learn differently. It took years — navigating crises and pushing boundaries — to get where the school…

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    Conflicting Priorities on Education from the Federal Government

    InsideSources Dec 20, 2017

    U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos said last Tuesday that she advocated the expansion of training and apprenticeship programs to give students more choices than just attending four-year universities – this, however,…

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    Memphis Grade Changing Scandal May Result in More Firings

    Chalkbeat Dec 20, 2017

    Superintendent Dorsey Hopson said Wednesday that more people could be fired and even face criminal charges as a result of a deeper investigation into the high rate of grade changes…

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    Why is Minority Representation Lagging Among STEM Faculty?

    Brookings Dec 20, 2017

    The first thing an economist looks for in this kind of situation is earnings differences. I’ll concentrate on black and Hispanic faculty while leaving gender for another day. The simple…

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    Is School Choice a Matter of Civil Rights?

    The74 Dec 19, 2017

    On an unseasonably frigid Thursday in November, Julian Vasquez Heilig, who is both a professor at California State University Sacramento and the California NAACP education chair, stood before an audience…

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    Tech Education is Too Slow for Employers So They Build Their Own Classes

    The Hechinger Report Dec 19, 2017

    Scott Gordon had just arrived in his job as provost of Eastern Washington University when an alumnus approached him at a meet-and-greet in the Skyline Ballroom of Spokane’s Hotel RL.…

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    5 Ways To Teach Students Strong Social and Emotional Skills

    The74 Dec 19, 2017

    “I’m a math teacher, not a counselor. I’m here to teach math,” one teacher recently told a principal I was working with in an after-school program. The principal recounted this…

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    Success for Performance Imperative Organizational Self-Assessment

    Leap of Reason Ambassadors Community Dec 19, 2017

    When the Social Innovation Fund (SIF) awarded a $4 million grant to Friends of the Children, President Terri Sorensen knew she had an unprecedented opportunity. If she could raise the $9.4…

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    Colorado Families Adopting High-Needs Kids Require More Support

    The Denver Post Dec 19, 2017

    Families that adopt troubled or high-needs foster kids in Colorado receive inconsistent and often meager financial support from a state program that lacks sufficient oversight, the state’s child protection ombudsman said in…

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    Negative Findings on Performance-Based Funding

    Inside Higher Ed Dec 19, 2017

    So far 35 states tie some funding for public colleges to metrics like graduation rates or degree production. The Higher Education Act rewrite the GOP is advancing in the U.S. House…

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