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    Math Tutor Program Started By 13 Year Old Goes National

    The 74 Media Inc.

    Rarely does someone care so much about education that he will postpone his own to make sure younger students don’t fall behind. But as a high school junior, Tanmay Rao…

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    Washington Launches International Exchange School

    GeekWire

    This fall, the Global Innovation Exchange will welcome its first student cohort, representing the culmination of close to five years of planning, and a first-of-its kind alliance between the University…

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    Why 18 States Are Suing Education Secretary Betsy DeVos

    NPR Jul 14, 2017

    Faced with so many students collectively on the hook for millions of dollars in loans from defunct institutions accused of fraud, the Obama administration took up the task of clarifying…

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    STEM Students Rise Up For Clean Energy Despite Trump

    GeekWire

    As leaders including Washington Gov. Jay Inslee, Microsoft president Brad Smith, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk and many others have vowed to fight climate change, students at Tesla STEM High School…

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    Crippling America: One Student Loan At A Time

    Fast Company

    Jim Roach never expected to be struggling with student debt in his 50s. When his daughter Lauren got accepted to Northwestern University, the Dallas-based serial entrepreneur and father of six…

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    Bright and Early: How financing pre-primary education gives every child a fair start in life

    Their World Jul 13, 2017

    A child’s most important steps happen before they set foot in a primary school. By their fifth birthday, their brain will already be 90% developed and the foundations for success at school…

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    Does College Scorecard Work Well Enough?

    Stanford Social Innovation Review

    Democratic and Republican policymakers have pushed for better consumer information about colleges and universities, but our new report on an effort to provide Virginia high school students with information on…

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    Should We Be Paying Schools for Successful Outcomes?

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Jul 13, 2017

    A frequent complaint about US charter schools is that they have an incentive to minimize costs. Districts and states determine schools’ income based on the number of students they serve, and…

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    My Son Is In Special Education And I Want Him To Be Challenged

    NPR Jul 12, 2017

    Seeing his potential, one mother wonders why her child isn’t held to higher standards at school, despite his learning disability. By the time my younger son is midway through third…

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    Philanthropy Bolsters Education From Cradle To Career

    The Bridgespan Group

    Eight-year-old Jaquan was facing many of the same challenges as countless other kids in low-income urban, rural, and suburban communities across the country: subpar schools, inferior healthcare and nutrition, and…

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    High-quality child care for children from disadvantaged backgrounds

    Social Programs That Work Jul 11, 2017

    The Abecedarian Project, initiated in 1972 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, provided educational child care and high-quality preschool from age 0-5 to children from very disadvantaged backgrounds. The child care…

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    School Inc. Under Attack: Balance in Public Broadcasting

    The Cato Institute Jul 11, 2017

    Our departed colleague Andrew Coulson spent the last years of his life producing School Inc., a wonderful and informative documentary about the possibilities of private, choice-based schooling. I highly recommend it.…

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