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N.Y. Legislature Ends Annual Session Without Extending Mayor de Blasio’s Control of City Schools

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Jack Ma: This Is What to Study If You Want a High-paying Job in the Future
Marguerite Ward | CNBC
Education & Jobs
Landmark Law on Higher Education Should Be Scrapped, DeVos Suggests
Adam Harris | Chronicle of Higher Ed
Higher Ed USED
When Communities Secede From School Districts, Inequity & Segregation Follow. But 30 States Let It Happen Anyway
Mark Keierleber | The 74
Equity School Funding
Purdue President Mitch Daniels Says Universities Should Pay Part of Student Loan Defaults
Maureen Groppe | IndyStar
Higher Ed Indiana
Mayoral Ambitions on Hold, Eva Moskowitz Aims for National Prominence
Eliza Shapiro | Politico
Charter Schools new york
‘I Can’t Overstate How Deeply Dull the Process Is’
Suhauna Hussain | Chronicle of Higher Ed
Higher Ed
Come for the Computers, Stay for the Books
Chris Berdik | Slate
Ed Tech
Is DeVos Sending Mixed Messages on Advanced Courses and Accountability?
Alyson Klein | Education Week
Accountability USED
Trump’s School Lunch Menu Gets Thumbs Up from Local Cafeteria Directors
Justin Trombly | Buffalo News
new york School Lunch
Georgia Borrows Record $1.4 Billion for Schools, Colleges, Bridges
James Salzer | Atlanta Journal-Constitution
School Funding
Trump Administration Wants Advice on Cutting Back Education Regulations
Alyson Klein | Education Week
USED
What’s Causing Colleges to Falter Financially?
Max Filby | Dayton Daily News
Higher Ed ohio
Education Dept. Closes Title IX Investigation of Liberty U.
Adam Harris | Chronicle of Higher Ed
civil rights Higher Ed
LAUSD Reassigns 943 Employees, Laying Off 114, Mostly Library Aides
Mike Szymanski | LA School Report
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States Consider Competency-Based Learning—But Mostly for Adults
Jackie Zubrzycki | Education Week
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How Should States Approach School Improvement Under ESSA?
Alyson Klein | Education Week
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The Most Forward-Thinking, Future-Proof College in America Teaches Every Student the Exact Same Stuff
Peter Marber | Quartz
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Research & Reports

Consumer Agency Condemns Abuses in Loan Forgiveness Program

Which Countries Spend the Most on Early-Childhood Education?

N.Y. Legislature Ends Annual Session Without Extending Mayor de Blasio’s Control of City Schools

NEWSLETTER

news

Jack Ma: This Is What to Study If You Want a High-paying Job in the Future

Landmark Law on Higher Education Should Be Scrapped, DeVos Suggests

When Communities Secede From School Districts, Inequity & Segregation Follow. But 30 States Let It Happen Anyway

Purdue President Mitch Daniels Says Universities Should Pay Part of Student Loan Defaults

Mayoral Ambitions on Hold, Eva Moskowitz Aims for National Prominence

‘I Can’t Overstate How Deeply Dull the Process Is’

Come for the Computers, Stay for the Books

Is DeVos Sending Mixed Messages on Advanced Courses and Accountability?

Trump’s School Lunch Menu Gets Thumbs Up from Local Cafeteria Directors

Georgia Borrows Record $1.4 Billion for Schools, Colleges, Bridges

Trump Administration Wants Advice on Cutting Back Education Regulations

What’s Causing Colleges to Falter Financially?

Education Dept. Closes Title IX Investigation of Liberty U.

LAUSD Reassigns 943 Employees, Laying Off 114, Mostly Library Aides

States Consider Competency-Based Learning—But Mostly for Adults

How Should States Approach School Improvement Under ESSA?

The Most Forward-Thinking, Future-Proof College in America Teaches Every Student the Exact Same Stuff

opinion

How Unionized Charter Schools Benefit Public Education

The Fierce Fight Over Mayoral Control Reflects De Blasio’s Weakness on Education

Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

How do we get more college students to graduation?

Student Loan Servicer Fights Back as States Eye Protections

Former Credit, Prepaid-card Executive to Lead U.S. Student Loan Program

No Buyers for Chicago School Bonds Causes Rates to Hit 9 Percent

Research & Reports

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At Colleges, Demographic Changes Everywhere but the Top

What if Mayor’s School Control Lapses? A 2009 Episode Offers Clues

Ed. Dept. Budget Plan Hammered by Both Sides in Congress

Free Tuition Isn’t Enough to Get Many Tennessee Students to Go to College

Report: Little Change Since 1997 Education Funding Ruling

Where Poor Students Are Top of the Class

Arizona Appeals Court Overturns In-State Tuition for ‘Dreamers’

American Kids Want the World’s Refugees to Know They’re Not Forgotten

Between Shelling and Displacement, Syrian Students Seek Degrees Online

These Undergrads Built a Generative Adversarial Net that Creates Art

NC to Offer Debit Cards for Disabled Students’ Tuition. Fraud Was Found in Arizona’s Program

Just 20 Percent of K-12 Students Are Learning a Foreign Language

Sausage-Making Fest: How Passing ESSA Compares to Today’s Health Care Fight

Zuckerberg or Gates? Billionaires Try Opposites Paths for Online Education in India

opinion

DeVos Should Stick to the Rules on For-Profit Colleges

All Children Have a Right to Learn

In the AI Age, ‘Being Smart’ Will Mean Something Completely Different

Don’t Give Parents a Pass on Education

As Government Retrenches, Philanthropy Booms

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The 15 Best-Educated Districts in the U.S., and Why It Matters in the Georgia Race

Democrats Hope DeVos Will Spur Donations to Ossoff in Heated House Race

Mississippi Tops Rankings as ‘Highest Priority State’ in Rural Education

N.M. Ed Chief Hanna Skandera Leaves Office and Shares Tenure Highlights; Still ‘a Lot of Work to do’

UT/TT Poll: Few Texas Voters Believe Education Spending Is Too High

Harvard Freshmen’s Ouster Over Social Media Posts Draws Broad Response

From Power to Paperwork: New York City Principals Adjust to a Reined-in Role Under Carmen Fariña

Staffing Woes at the Education Department

Where the Journey to College Is No Fairy Tale

Dallas Schools, Long Segregated, Charge Forward on Diversity

USED Announces Year-Round Pell Grants for Low-Income Students

Tim Cook: Computer Coding Classes in All Public Schools

South Carolina Announces $250,000 Fellowships For Educators to Launch Top-Notch Charter Schools

What Are the Chances of Getting into an LAUSD Magnet?

opinion

3 Ways to Realign Higher Education With Today’s Workforce

Republicans and the Lost Promise of Local Control in Education

Hold Schools Accountable Even After PARCC

Let Parents Regulate Education

The College Admissions Process Is Broken

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Indiana Christian School at Center of LGBT Voucher Debate

Teachers are Bailing Out of High-Poverty Schools. Some Say That Needs to Change