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Who says charter schools don’t perform? Take a look at a New York City story!
Monday, April 4th 2022  Share on Twitter/X
My friends at the Education Consumers Foundation have a really neat tool in their web site that allows you to generate graphs of poverty rates (Generally based on eligibility for the federal school lunch program) and Grade 3 Reading proficiency rates for all sorts of combinations.
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By: Richard Innes

Charter schools, their students, deserve a chance in Montgomery County
Monday, April 4th 2022  Share on Twitter/X
Contributed commentary from Maggie Pearson
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By: Maggie Pearson

Illinois announces $17 million grant to create nation's first "Freedom Schools"
Monday, April 4th 2022  Share on Twitter/X
The Illinois State Board of Education announced a $17 million grant to create the nation's first state-funded Freedom Schools network last month, which aims to supplement learning in school with a research-based, multicultural curriculum taking place over the summer and/or the school year.
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By: Shepard Price

Defeat of school voucher bill sets up campaign debates in governor, superintendent races
Monday, April 4th 2022  Share on Twitter/X
Gov. Kevin Stitt's push for a private school voucher plan could become a key wedge issue during this year’s gubernatorial campaign, and the likely Democratic nominee is hopeful it could help her gain some ground with rural voters.
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By: Ben Felder

Two N.J. teachers win national awards — out of the blue
Saturday, April 2nd 2022  Share on Twitter/X
On Friday, a music teacher from Newark and an instructional coach from Freehold each received a $25,000 Milken Educator Award, considered the Oscar of Teaching.
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By: Tina Kelley