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    Bill Gates Gives Kudos to Georgia State for Work to Improve Graduation Rates

    AJC.com Oct 30, 2017

    Bill Gates has given a rare, public shout out to a Georgia university for its work to improve its graduation rates. Gates, the Microsoft co-founder and one of the world’s…

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    Owl Ventures Raises $185 Million Second Fund for Edtech

    Impact Alpha Oct 30, 2017

    The San Francisco-based venture firm, which focuses exclusively on education technologies, aims to take advantage of the growth in schools’ broadband connectivity. Owl’s $100 million first fund, launched in 2015, included a…

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    Does the Every Student Succeeds Act Actually Allow States Flexibility?

    The Heritage Foundation Oct 30, 2017

    In education, federal officials promised that states would have more flexibility under the latest version of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), revised in 2015 and now called the…

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    Personalized Learning Study Gives Five Lessons to School Districts

    The 74 Media Inc. Oct 29, 2017

    Those frustrated by the slow accretion of hard evidence about personalized learning can take comfort in one thing: Studies of the model released to date may be limited and inconclusive,…

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    Are Innovation Schools the Future for Indianapolis Education?

    Chalkbeat Oct 29, 2017

    This fall, more than 7,800 Indianapolis Public Schools students walked into schools run by outside managers, rather than the district. Innovation schools now educate 20 percent of the students, and another…

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    A Half-Million U.S. Students in Mexico Result in Education Collaborations

    The 74 Media Inc. Oct 29, 2017

    In the desert just south of San Diego, towering 18 to 30 feet in the air, are eight prototypes for the wall President Donald Trump has promised to build along the 2,000…

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    Chicago Charter Schools Lead Rising Graduation Rate

    The 74 Oct 28, 2017

    Two decades ago, Chicago’s first charters opened their doors to improve the dire state of the city’s public school system. At that time, only 52.4 percent of students attending Chicago…

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    Taking Campus Sexual Assault Seriously—Always

    YWCA Oct 28, 2017

    An estimated one in five women is sexually assaulted in college. In my experience at college and in my circle of peers, this figure rings true. I have heard countless stories…

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    San Francisco Schools Failing to Serve Low-Income Students of Color?

    The 74 Media Inc. Oct 27, 2017

    San Francisco, despite its reputation for unabashed progressivism and rapidly growing wealth, has a public school system with gapingly large achievement gaps and a more pronounced failure to serve low-income…

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    New Study Says Outdoor Play Boosts Children’s Performance in Class

    Child in the City Oct 27, 2017

    Although outdoor play for children may be more prevalent during summer, spending free time outside can particularly benefit a child’s development when pursued year-round. Outdoor play should be recognized not…

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    Shrinking School Districts: The New Geography of Suburban Poverty

    The 74 Media Inc. Oct 27, 2017

    Chicago public school officials announced last Friday that enrollment over the past year had continued a nearly two-decade downward trend, declining by about 10,000 students. Roughly 371,000 students now attend the city’s…

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    Much of What We Know About Teacher Turnover is Wrong

    The 74 Media Inc. Oct 27, 2017

    At an event several weeks ago, the Learning Policy Institute highlighted its recent report, “Teacher Turnover: Why It Matters and What We Can Do About It.” While it’s a worthy topic, and the…

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