How can states raise student achievement at scale? That’s an eternal question, made even more important in an era where education dollars are tight and the competition fierce. Historically, states have chosen one of two…
What’s really driving educators out of Wisconsin’s classrooms Wisconsin’s public school teachers are leaving their classrooms at higher rates than they have in more than 25 years — some to other school districts, some out of…
What’s really driving educators out of Wisconsin’s classrooms Wisconsin’s public school teachers are leaving their classrooms at higher rates than they have in more than 25 years — some to other school districts, some out of…
Proposed changes to Utah Fits All Scholarship program will support families Written by The changesto the fourth substitute of H.B. 467, Utah Fits All Scholarship Program Modifications, further support the scholarship families…
Proposed changes to Utah Fits All Scholarship program will support families Written by The changesto the fourth substitute of H.B. 467, Utah Fits All Scholarship Program Modifications, further support the scholarship families…
The following appeared in the Albuquerque Journal on March 2nd, 2026 and in other newspapers across New Mexico. The passage of medical malpractice reform is the most important public policy success in New Mexico in more than…
“Whatever the State identifies as comprising constitutional adequacy it must pay for.” — N.H. Supreme Court, Londonderry School District SAU #12 v. State of New Hampshire, 2006 Since the state lost its first Claremont…
Originally published in American Habits. Once in the hazy past, the K-12 education system in America was considered the global gold standard. For decades, the world looked upon the U.S. with envy. But it was hard to…
A parent-centered, state-based rebirth of American K-12 education Written by Originally published in American Habits. Once in the hazy past, the K-12 education system in America was considered the global gold standard. For…
By John A. Charles, Jr. The United States Department of Education announced on February 17 that it was opening an investigation into Portland Public Schools (PPS) over a complaint that the district’s Center for Black Student…
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