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4 Ways Blockchain, the Technology behind Bitcoin, Can Transform Education
PAUL RATNER | Big Think
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Special Education Caps Were the Texas Legislature’s Idea, Educators Say
Aliyya Swaby | Texas Tribune
Special Ed Texas
Grad School Can Be Worth It If You Pick Wisely: Study
Reuters
Education & Jobs Graduate School
U.S. Backs Student Loan Servicer in Lawsuit by Massachusetts
Nate Raymond | Reuters
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City Charter Board Votes to Shut Down D.C.’s Only All-Girls Public School
Perry Stein | The Washington Post
Girls' Education Washington D.C.
Year One Check-In: What’s Trump Done on K-12 Compared to Other Presidents?
Alyson Klein | Education Week
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Black Colleges Swept Up in For-Profit Crackdown Find Relief From DeVos
Erica L. Green | The New York Times
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This Week in Education Politics: Federal Funding, Simplifying College Financial Aid, 21st Century Ed Reform & More
Carolyn Phenicie | The 74
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Illinois’ Higher Education Leaders at Odds Over Proposed Budget
Dawn Rhodes | Chicago Tribune
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McAuliffe Touts Education Initiatives as He Departs Office
Debbie Truong | The Washington Post
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Natural Selection Making ‘Education Genes’ Rarer, Says Icelandic Study
Ian Sample | The Guardian
Big Picture Science of Learning
U.S. Resumes Accepting DACA Renewals
Laura Meckler | WSJ
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Budgets Suffer After a Drop in International Student Enrollment Listen· 4:12
Stan Jastrzebski | NPR
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New Education Chief Tapped for New Jersey
Phil Gregory | WHYY
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Grad School Can Be Worth It If You Pick Wisely: Study

U.S. Backs Student Loan Servicer in Lawsuit by Massachusetts

City Charter Board Votes to Shut Down D.C.’s Only All-Girls Public School

Year One Check-In: What’s Trump Done on K-12 Compared to Other Presidents?

Black Colleges Swept Up in For-Profit Crackdown Find Relief From DeVos

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Illinois’ Higher Education Leaders at Odds Over Proposed Budget

McAuliffe Touts Education Initiatives as He Departs Office

Natural Selection Making ‘Education Genes’ Rarer, Says Icelandic Study

U.S. Resumes Accepting DACA Renewals

Budgets Suffer After a Drop in International Student Enrollment Listen· 4:12

New Education Chief Tapped for New Jersey

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The Student Loan Default Crisis Is Only Going To Get Worse, Report Finds

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Former Financial Aid Chief at Columbia Is Accused of Taking Kickbacks

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Republican Tax Plan Hurts Colleges in Blue States Most

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CPS Meeting Turns Into Shouting Match Over Possible School Closures

Senate Democrats Force Vote in Bid to Restore Net Neutrality

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Chamber Calls for Better Alignment of Degrees, Jobs

Gov. Doug Ducey Announces Plan to ‘Reverse Recession-Era Cuts’ to Schools

Cold-Weather Closures Expose Years of Underinvestment in Urban Schools

‘Dreamers’ Deserve a Solution, Texas Higher Education Chief Says

After Loss of ‘Net Neutrality,’ Districts Weigh How to Protect Themselves

In Multiple States, Officials Demand Tougher School-Spending Oversight

Betsy DeVos OKs ESSA Plans for Minnesota, West Virginia

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After a Decades-Long Zero-Sum Game of Power, the Lasting Legacy of NCLB & ESSA Will Be the End of Local Control

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Heat Map Shows How Houston Schools Continue to Be Segregated

The Philly School Choice System No One Is Talking About

‘Dancing Backwards in High Heels’

Donald Trump Is Optimistic a Deal Can Be Reached on ‘Dreamers’

What Congress Hasn’t Finished or Started: Data Privacy, Career-Tech, and Special Ed. Law

‘Charitable Donations’ Would Aim to Blunt New Tax Law’s Impact on School Aid

When 1 in 10 Kids on Campus Doesn’t Have Enough to Eat: Inside the Campaign to Help Feed Hungry College Students

The Nation Spends $649 Billion on K-12, But Does That Satisfy School Officials?

Most Americans Say U.S. STEM Education Is Middling, New Poll Finds

Why Are Our Most Important Teachers Paid the Least?

Teacher Arrested at School Board Meeting After Questioning Superintendent Contract

New Sens. Doug Jones and Tina Smith Join Senate Education Committee

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