Has the Tide Turned Against Vouchers?
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Share Feedback on This New Social Justice Reading Group Guide
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Education Interview of the Month: Greg Smith Interviews Christopher Saldaña About Teachers as Brand Ambassadors
FYI
Affirmative Action on Trial. Again.
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A School Where All Students Are Challenged and Supported
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Teachers are Striking. NEPC Fellow Terrenda White Explains Why
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Does Closing Schools Pay Off?
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NEPC Review: The Opportunity Myth (TNTP, September 2018)
NEPC Review
January 24, 2019
Education Interview of the Month: Greg Smith Interviews Suzanne Eckes and Julie Mead about Privatization and Discrimination
FYI
Examining the New Phenomenon of Teachers as Brand Ambassadors
Research Brief
NEPC Review: Our Next Assignment: Where Americans Stand on Public K-12 Education (Public Agenda, November 2018)
NEPC Review
January 15, 2019
U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos Axed Guidance That Cracked Down on Unfair Punishments for Students of Color. What Should Schools Do Next?
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The Lawsuit That Could Change the Face of Civics Education: A Q&A with NEPC Fellow Beth Rubin
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Education Interview of the Month: Greg Smith Interviews Rick Mintrop and Miguel Órdenes on School Privatization in Chile
FYI
The Backlash Against Personalized Learning
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How School Privatization Opens the Door for Discrimination
Policy Brief
NEPC Review: Making a Difference: Six Places Where Teacher Evaluation Systems Are Getting Results (National Council on Teacher Quality, October 2018)
NEPC Review
December 4, 2018
Conversation about the Reading Wars, Sparked by a New Documentary about Literacy Instruction: Q&A with Elizabeth Moje, Dean of the University of Michigan School of Education
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NEPC Review: Everything You Know About State Education Rankings Is Wrong (Reason Foundation, November 2018) and Fixing the Currently Biased State K-12 Education Rankings (University of Texas, September 2018)
NEPC Review
November 27, 2018
The Education Debt
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Education Interview of the Month: Greg Smith Interviews Noliwe Rooks on School Segregation
FYI
New Voucher Report Replicates Flaws of Previous Analysis
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The Connection Between Poverty, Race and College Preparation in Five Charts
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NEPC Fellow Douglas Harris Responds to Critiques of Study, and a Q&A on the Effect of New Orleans School Reforms
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At This School, Student Discipline Is Often an Opportunity to Learn
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Statement Supporting Trans Community
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School Poverty Rates: How High Before They Harm Students?
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This Charter School Wraps its Arms Around its Students
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Education Interview of the Month: Greg Smith Interviews Gordon Lafer on Charter Expansion
FYI
These Comeback Kids Don’t Bake Cookies: The Community-Based Transformation of an Urban School
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NEPC Review: Money for Nothing: The Relationship Between Various Types of School Spending and Academic Outcomes (Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty, August 2018)
NEPC Review
October 11, 2018
What Should We Really Learn From New Orleans After the Storm? A Q&A With NEPC Fellow Bruce Baker
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NEPC Review: Fiscal and Education Spillovers from Charter School Expansion (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, July 2018)
NEPC Review
October 5, 2018
Irony at the IRS: Cracking Down on Blue State Tactic Borrowed From Red State Playbook
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Organizing and Managing Instruction in US Public School Districts: Considerations for Families, Communities, and States
Policy Brief
NEPC Review: Systems for Success: Thinking Beyond Access to AP (The Education Trust, July 2017)
NEPC Review
September 25, 2018