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    Two Overlooked Federal Student Loan Studies

    American Enterprise Institute Dec 12, 2017

    These two studies add important new information to the policy debates regarding student debt. The Yannelis study offers evidence that if policymakers were to end bankruptcy and wage garnishment policies…

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    New York City Lawmaker Wants to Track PTA Fundraising to Highlight Inequality

    Chalkbeat Dec 12, 2017

    New York City is home to some of the richest PTAs in the country, while other schools struggle to even recruit parent volunteers. To better understand the disparities, City Councilman…

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    Shifting Populations Cause Denver Public Schools to Propose Changes to Elementary School Boundaries

    Chalkbeat Dec 12, 2017

    Elementary school boundaries in two different parts of Denver would change under a proposal that’s set to be among the first voted on later this month by a new school…

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    More Personalized Learning Means Education Improvement

    Medium Dec 11, 2017

    In 1980, a group of graduate students at the University of Chicago began separate studies that called into question the common wisdom of the education world. Working in different schools…

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    Just as New York Education Plan Takes Off Superintendent Steps Down

    Chalkbeat Dec 11, 2017

    The longtime superintendent of the Manhattan community district where parents pushed for a plan to desegregate the local schools is stepping down just as the plan gets underway. After a…

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    Educators Agree that Michigan Education is Broken

    Chalkbeat Dec 11, 2017

    After 19 months and hundreds of interviews with educators across the state, a collaborative of Michigan school officials, former legislators and business leaders is set to release recommendations next month…

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    Adolescence With an Ankle Bracelet

    The Marshall Project Dec 11, 2017

    At his South San Francisco middle school, Christopher, then 13, did something he believed was mean and stupid but ultimately inconsequential: He grabbed a girl’s butt in the hallway. The…

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    Indiana Educator Earl Phalen on Charter Schools

    The 74 Dec 11, 2017

    I’ve been frustrated for 20 years watching children be forced, based on ZIP code, based on parents’ income, based on the parents’ parents’ ZIP code and income, not be able…

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    New York City Expands Integration Program

    Chalkbeat Dec 11, 2017

    New York City is once again expanding Mayor Bill de Blasio’s signature school-integration program, which tweaks the enrollment process at a few dozen schools to boost their diversity. This year’s…

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    What a Year Taught Us About Teen Pregnancy and Parenting

    Chalkbeat Dec 10, 2017

    De’Janae Simpson flits around the hundreds of folks gathered at Eagle Church in Whitestown with nervous energy. It’s not the first time this 17-year-old has addressed so many people, but she…

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    The Invention of the Large University Endowment, And How It Changed Higher Ed

    The History of Philanthropy Dec 10, 2017

    The term “endowment” today denotes funds that are “accepted subject to a requirement that the principal be maintained intact and invested to create a source of income.” And endowment size…

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    Detroit Principal Attempts to Turn Her School Around in Time to Save It

    Chalkbeat Dec 9, 2017

    All of Principal Alisanda Woods’ students — 100 percent — are from families whose incomes are at or below the federal poverty level, she said. Woods’ challenge is particularly daunting because…

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