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    Rural Education Linked To Future Student Prosperity

    The 74 Media Inc. Jul 8, 2017

    About half of all U.S. public school districts are considered rural, and they collectively enroll some 12 million students, or one-quarter of the total public school population, according to the National Center for…

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    Parent Empowerment Is Crucial For Education Reform

    The 74 Media Inc. Jul 8, 2017

    Most families in underserved communities do not have the economic power to move to better school systems, nor do they realize they have political power to influence change in the…

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    Diminished Art Education Will Change Our Future

    The Atlantic Jul 7, 2017

    As much evidence will support, drawing has significant developmental benefits for young children. It gives them space to represent what they think—territory within which they can exaggerate what is important…

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    Teacher Of The Year In Oklahoma Moves To Texas For The Money

    NPR Jul 7, 2017

    About exactly a year ago we brought you the story of Shawn Sheehan, Oklahoma’s 2016 Teacher of the Year. At the time, he and about 40 other educators were running…

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    How do so many top students end up in remedial classes?

    Great! Schools Jul 6, 2017

    Growing up in East Palo Alto — a Bay Area city once best known as the murder capital of the nation — Mar Y Sol Alvarado realized the importance of doing…

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    Universities Experiment with Crowdfunding as Early Donor Engagement

    Nonprofit Quarterly Jul 6, 2017

    In April, Virginia Tech joined a growing list of universities with their own crowdfunding platforms. These websites are designed to build a community of giving within the institution by encouraging…

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    Recent Education Act Alters Teacher Evaluation

    MDRC Jul 6, 2017

    The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA — the main federal education law) was signed into law at the end of 2015, but schools and districts have until the 2017-2018 school…

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    Teaching Our Brains Resilience Begins In Classroom

    NPR Jul 6, 2017

    Neuroscience isn’t on many elementary school lesson plans. But this spring, a second grade class at Fairmont Neighborhood School in the South Bronx is plunging in. “Your brain can get…

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    Examining the Federal-State Partnership in Higher Education

    Urban Institute Jul 5, 2017

    With an increasing federal share in the funding of higher education comes motivation and responsibility for monitoring quality and outcomes, raising questions about how federal and state governments should work…

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    Addressing Early Warning Indicators

    MDRC Jul 5, 2017

    Too many students in high-poverty urban communities drop out of high school, and too few graduate prepared for college and careers. Three national organizations — Talent Development Secondary, City Year,…

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    Mentoring Young Adults in Youth Philanthropy

    PhilanthroFiles Jul 4, 2017

    Sammie Holzwarth, of Foundant Technologies, writes about the youth philanthropy movement. Read a preview of the article here, and find the full text on PhilanthroFiles. Interested in reading more on youth…

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    The Youth-Counseling Program Helping to Curb Chicago’s Violence

    The Atlantic Jul 4, 2017

    In the minds of many, the South Side of Chicago has descended into a type of madness. While crime doesn’t define the vibrant, inspiring city, violence clings to certain South Side streets…

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