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Report Calls Into Question Validity of Hundreds of Diplomas
Perry Stein | The Washington Post
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Trump’s State of the Union Address and Education: What to Watch For
Alyson Klein | Education Week
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Law School Applications Increased This Year
Ilana Kowarski | U.S. News & World Report
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The Nassar Investigation That Never Made Headlines
Caroline Kitchener | The Atlantic
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Nearly 9,000 DACA Teachers Face An Uncertain Future
Claudio Sanchez | NPR
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Pearson Is Adding Littlebits Kits to Its STEM Curriculum
Brian Heater | TechCrunch
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Transgender Issues Energize Typically Sleepy School Board Elections
Alan Greenblatt | Governing
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Amazon Snags a Higher Ed Superstar
Doug Lederman | Inside Higher Ed
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What Do Schools Teach About Sexual Harassment?
Stephen Sawchuk | Education Week
Campus Assault student safety
‘Why Can’t I Have My Life Back?’: in Puerto Rico, Living and Learning in the Dark
Moriah Balingit | The Washington Post
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Decline in Student Loan Borrowing
Andrew Kreighbaum | Inside Higher Ed
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Education Dept. to Test Putting Federal Aid on Debit Cards
Molly Hensley-Clancy | BuzzFeed
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Los Angeles DACA Students Who Will Be in the Audience at Trump’s State of the Union Address Are Hoping to ‘Really Get at Their Hearts’
Esmeralda Fabian Romero | LA School Report
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Gov. Bill Haslam Challenges Tennessee to Lead Nation in Jobs, Education in Final State of the State Address
Joel Ebert | The Tennessean
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Koch Brothers Network Planning Massive Spending Increase for 2018 Midterms
James Blue | PBS NewsHour
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Jeff Riley Will Be Massachusetts’ New Education Commissioner
WBUR
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Here’s One Way to Dispel Misconceptions About the Common Core
Stephen Sawchuk | Education Week
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Global Ed Tech Investment Soars to Record $9.5 Billion
THE Journal
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Students Send Teddy Bears to Children Affected by Wildfires
AP
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Report Calls Into Question Validity of Hundreds of Diplomas

Trump’s State of the Union Address and Education: What to Watch For

Law School Applications Increased This Year

The Nassar Investigation That Never Made Headlines

Nearly 9,000 DACA Teachers Face An Uncertain Future

Pearson Is Adding Littlebits Kits to Its STEM Curriculum

Transgender Issues Energize Typically Sleepy School Board Elections

Amazon Snags a Higher Ed Superstar

What Do Schools Teach About Sexual Harassment?

‘Why Can’t I Have My Life Back?’: in Puerto Rico, Living and Learning in the Dark

Decline in Student Loan Borrowing

Education Dept. to Test Putting Federal Aid on Debit Cards

Los Angeles DACA Students Who Will Be in the Audience at Trump’s State of the Union Address Are Hoping to ‘Really Get at Their Hearts’

Gov. Bill Haslam Challenges Tennessee to Lead Nation in Jobs, Education in Final State of the State Address

Koch Brothers Network Planning Massive Spending Increase for 2018 Midterms

Jeff Riley Will Be Massachusetts’ New Education Commissioner

Here’s One Way to Dispel Misconceptions About the Common Core

Global Ed Tech Investment Soars to Record $9.5 Billion

Students Send Teddy Bears to Children Affected by Wildfires

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10 (More) Reasons Why the U.S. Education System Is Failing

Massachusetts Had the Chance to Break the Glass Ceiling in Education. The Board Blinked.

The Problem With Online Charter Schools

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Do School Vouchers Work? Milwaukee’s Experiment Suggests an Answer

Yale’s Most Popular Class Ever: Happiness

Lawmakers Call on Trump to Drop Bid for Legal Immigration Cuts

After the Nassar Sentencing, a Silent Reckoning at Michigan State

Congress Plans to Bolster Technical Training. But First: Safeguards

Banks Pay Big Bucks for Top Billing on College Campuses

For Low-Wage School Workers, Lessons in Survival

Why Do Top U.S. Colleges Take Money Tainted by the Opioid Crisis?

The Disgraceful Cheating Scandal at One of America’s Best High Schools

As the Fate of DACA Hangs in the Balance, Colleges Struggle to Protect Students

Case of Shackled Kids Revives Home-School Regulation Debate

‘We Believe in You;’ How One Oregon High School Guides Latino Students to Graduation

Students and Teachers Say Ballou Report Doesn’t Reflect the School They Know

‘He Just Didn’t Like Them.’ School Shooting Thwarted After Student Overhears Threat Targeting Classmates

Schools Close as Flu Epidemic Spreads

Plan Would Close More Than a Quarter of Puerto Rico’s Public Schools

After No-Bid Deal Falls Apart, Texas Education Agency Review Calls for Clearer Contracting Procedures

School Choice of the Future: Jeb Bush Says Education Savings Accounts Can Empower Parents To Customize Their Children’s Schooling

Emmert Defends NCAA Effort to Address Campus Sexual Assaults

First-Generation Students Find Selves Changed on Trip Home

80-Year-Old Kansas Education Guru Gets Outpouring of Support

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Immigration’s Border-Enforcement Myth

Does the Big Boss Really Matter in Big-City School Districts?

The Rural School Reform Opportunity

Higher Education Is Headed for a Supply and Demand Crisis

Why Students Are Still Spending So Much for College Textbooks

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What Limiting Legal Immigration Would Do to Our Economy

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Senate Democrats Hammer Trump Nominee on DeVos’ ESSA Implementation

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos Is Sued Over Sexual Assault Guidance

Michelle Obama Calls Chicagoan Named School Counselor of the Year

Lifetime Perks Plentiful in Michigan State President Lou Anna Simon’s Contract

With Nassar Put Away for Sex Abuse, Focus Turns to What Michigan State Knew

Why You Should Teach at Lunchtime

Ed. Dept. Budget Could Combine Three Significant Research, Policy Programs

Betsy DeVos: There’s a ‘Disconnect’ Between K-12 Schools and the Economy

Trump Proposes Citizenship for Dreamers in Exchange for Wall, Other Concessions

Few Children Take Free Lead Tests Offered by New York City

You Are Shaped by the Genes You Inherit. And Maybe by Those You Don’t.

Teachers From an Underprivileged School Surprised With Supplies, Funding Live on ‘GMA’

Racial Disparities in Special Ed.: How Widespread Is the Problem?

ECOT Students Rushing to Other E-Schools But Trickling Back to Districts

Kentucky School Shooting Victim Called Her Mom Right Before She Died

Some D.C. Educators Felt Pressured to Pass Failing Students, Union Survey Finds

Missouri School Districts to Study a Better Way to Measure Student Learning

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A ‘School Shooting’ With a Pellet Gun