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To Stem Likely Membership Losses, Teachers’ Unions Play Offense
Madeline Will | Education Week
Teacher Unions
University of Chicago Drops SAT, ACT Requirement for Admissions
Tawnell D. Hobbs | WSJ
Higher Ed
Fewer U.S. Teens Smoking, Doing Drugs … And Drinking Milk
Mike Stobbe | AP
student health
GOP Candidate Would Replace Teacher Evaluations
Morgan Lee | AP
Teachers
Where Grad Students Struggle With Loan Repayments
Andrew Kreighbaum | Inside Higher Ed
Higher Ed
LGBTQ Federal Employees Confronted Betsy DeVos Last Year
Rebecca Klein | Huffington Post
LGBT USED
LAUSD Board Frees Principals of Struggling Schools From Having to Hire Teachers Sent to Them By the District
Laura Greanias | LA School Report
Los Angeles
STAAR Glitches Affected More Than 100,000 Texas Students, Education Commissioner Says
DAVID YAFFE-BELLANY | Texas Tribune
Testing Texas
The Pimp Who Won the Primary: ‘I Know How Donald Trump Feels’
Jacey Fortin | The New York Times
Politics
Betsy DeVos Touts School Choice Opportunities in the U.K., Netherlands
Alyson Klein | Education Week
USED
Judges Wouldn’t Consider Forgiving Crippling Student Loans—Until Now
Katy Stech Ferek | WSJ
student loans
Internal Harvard Study Suggested Asian Americans Would Benefit From ‘Academics-Only’ Admissions
Nick Anderson | The Washington Post
Higher Ed
Harvard Rated Asian-American Applicants Lower on Personality Traits, Lawsuit Says
Anemona Hartocollis | The New York Times
Higher Ed

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Congress Needs to Lift Restrictions on Collecting College Student Data
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To Stem Likely Membership Losses, Teachers’ Unions Play Offense

University of Chicago Drops SAT, ACT Requirement for Admissions

Fewer U.S. Teens Smoking, Doing Drugs … And Drinking Milk

GOP Candidate Would Replace Teacher Evaluations

Where Grad Students Struggle With Loan Repayments

LGBTQ Federal Employees Confronted Betsy DeVos Last Year

LAUSD Board Frees Principals of Struggling Schools From Having to Hire Teachers Sent to Them By the District

STAAR Glitches Affected More Than 100,000 Texas Students, Education Commissioner Says

The Pimp Who Won the Primary: ‘I Know How Donald Trump Feels’

Betsy DeVos Touts School Choice Opportunities in the U.K., Netherlands

Judges Wouldn’t Consider Forgiving Crippling Student Loans—Until Now

Internal Harvard Study Suggested Asian Americans Would Benefit From ‘Academics-Only’ Admissions

Harvard Rated Asian-American Applicants Lower on Personality Traits, Lawsuit Says

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Congress Needs to Lift Restrictions on Collecting College Student Data

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School’s Closed. Forever.

Defending Affirmative Action

For Survivors of a 9-Hour Chinese Exam, a Door Opens to America

Senate Education Committee Set to Consider Career, Technical Education Bill

Oakland Unified Chided for ‘Highly Unusual’ and ‘Suspicious’ Fiscal Practices

Advocates Debate Charter Schools’ Performance, Diversity With Lawmakers

Cynthia Nixon Aims to Tax Wealthy to Pay for $7 Billion Education Plan

Greystar Offers About $3.1 Billion for Education Realty Trust

Despite ESSA, States Strain to Find One Path on Accountability

Sphero Raises $12m as It Focuses on Education

Texas Education Board Votes to Call Long-Sought Texas Course “Ethnic Studies: Mexican American Studies”

Google Search Can Now Help You Choose a 4-Year College

Advocates Worried About Special Ed. Testing Waivers Under ESSA

Where Boys Outperform Girls in Math: Rich, White and Suburban Districts

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Woke 101: If Starbucks Struggled to Teach About Race, Can Universities’ Diversity Curriculums Do Better?

Betsy Devos Remakes Higher Education in the Image of Trump University

The Attack on Educational Excellence

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The Minority-Serving-College Mobility Bump

How Universities Deal With Sexual Harassment Needs Sweeping Change, Panel Says

Sexual Harassment Rampant in Science, Culture Change Urged

As Millennials Age, More U.S. Companies Look Ahead to Generation Z

DeVos Questioned About NRA Influence Over School Safety Panel

The Kids Are Writing School Shooting Fiction

‘The Sky’s the Limit Now’: a Graduation, and a Statement About a Troubled School

Drew Gilpin Faust Wins $1 Million Kluge Prize

How Decisions Architects Made a Century Ago Affect Learning Today

Under DeVos, a Smaller Department of Education

Education Dept. Received Hundreds Of Complaints Last Year About Racist School Discipline

Missouri Governor Revives Education Board With Appointments

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A New Way to Avoid Summer School for Failing Students

Craigslist Founder Gives $20 Million to CUNY Journalism School

Football Players Sue University of Minnesota Over Sexual-Assault Investigation

‘It Is a Dream Volunteer Job.’ So Why Don’t More Schools Embrace Retiree Help?

They Survived a School Shooting as Freshmen. Four Years Later, a Diploma Doesn’t Erase the Pain.

In Contentious Interview, Betsy DeVos’ Husband Dick DeVos Says ‘Everybody Wins’ With Charter Schools

How Does a School That Used to Focus on Science Integrate the Arts?

College Whiz Kid, 13, Has Scientific Research Published

College Students Use Data to Develop Overdose Tracking App

A Conversation With The Valedictorian Whose Speech Was Censored

Tax Break Helps Massachusetts Students Attend Private School, But It Could Be Repealed

Education Issues at Forefront as Md. Democrats Run for Governor

Could the Next Strike in Education Be Against the Teachers’ Union?

Parkland Students Give Surprise Tonys Performance After Teacher Gets Award

Education Department Says Accreditor of For-Profit Colleges Should Be Shut Down

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Charter Schools: The Good and the Bad

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White House Launches Opioid Education Campaign That Targets Young People Using Shock Value

‘Are We Going to Die Today?’ Inside a Parkland Classroom as Bullets Flew

How Financial Stress Affects Teachers in One of the Country’s Most Expensive Cities

Teacher Survives Indiana School Shooting, Las Vegas Shooting

Ira Berlin Is Dead at 77; Groundbreaking Historian of Slavery