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Let’s Open A Marketplace of Schools

We still have way too many kids and families who feel stuck in their traditional school that they are assigned to based on their home address.

Americans must recommit to an education opportunity agenda

We must rebuild high schools into better bridges between middle school and the real world of post-secondary education or careers.

The left challenges trickle-down choice policies

America should fund every child’s education wherever they choose to learn because it benefits us as a society to have every child become an educated.

Making Career Pathways As Detour-Free As Possible

More people will succeed with strong pathways which provide good information, give learners a chance to explore and guidance needed to plan and network,.

Four Ways to Sustain Coaching Programs after ESSER Money Disappears

The need for coaches and well-executed coaching programs is more important than ever if schools are going to address the pandemic’s lasting effects.

Florida Watch: Districts Clearcut School and Classroom Libraries

The new Florida law governing book selection in schools has districts clearing entire classroom and school libraries for vetting, raising concerns from educators.

Helping Middle Schools Climb the Math Wall

From assessment choices to shifting mindsets around mistakes, teachers are making strides in improving middle school math achievement with innovative strategies.