NEPC Talks Education: The Science of Reading, Reading Wars, and Political Conflict in K-12 Education May 15, 2025
Report Levies Unsubstantiated Claims of State Discrimination Against Religious Pre-K Providers May 1, 2025
Surge in Education Savings Accounts Raises Grave Concerns About Oversight, Equity, Public School Funding, and Civic Life April 17, 2025
Unreliable Claims on Disability Rates in Report About Wisconsin’s School Voucher Programs April 8, 2025
NEPC Talks Education: Understanding NAEP, Educational Progress, and the Federal Role in K-12 Education and Assessment March 18, 2025
NEPC Talks Education: The Superintendency, K-12 Leadership, and Political Conflict in K-12 Education February 13, 2025
Report Unsuccessfully Attempts to Present a Convincing Fiscal Argument for Voucher Programs February 11, 2025
Report Muddles Research in Attempt to Promote Stratified Grouping to Benefit “High Achievers” February 4, 2025
Report Does Not Provide Useful Comparisons of Funding Between Charters and District Schools January 21, 2025
NEPC Talks Education: Understanding Teacher Retention and Professional Resilience in the Post-COVID Era December 17, 2024
Nonexistent Analysis Negates Claims of Charter Schools’ Impact on Student Achievement December 3, 2024
Report’s Proposals for Reforming ESSA Reveals How Little Has Been Learned From the Recent Past November 19, 2024
NEPC Talks Education: Understanding the Crisis of Chronic Absenteeism in K-12 Education November 14, 2024
NEPC Talks Education: Discussing Privatization, School Choice, and Culture Wars in K-12 Education October 15, 2024
NEPC Talks Education: Discussing Polarization and Partisanship in K-12 Educational Policy and Politics September 17, 2024
New Report Promotes “Choice Navigators” Without Sufficient Evidence of Their Benefits September 10, 2024
The Expansion – and Risk – of Unrestricted Education Savings Account (ESA) Vouchers September 5, 2024
NEPC Talks Education: Discussing Asset-Based Educational Policies, Practices, and Programs May 30, 2024
Yes, Recent Voucher Expansions Mostly Support Students Who Never Attended Public Schools—Costing Taxpayers May 2, 2024