Death by a Thousand Cuts—the Lifeline Edition
The FCC is chipping away at the one federal program aimed at charting a path of opportunity for Americans cut off from broadband access.
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Integrating DLLs’ Home Language in the Classroom Does Not Hobble English Learning, New Study Finds
Revisiting the Redistricting Revolution
Ahead of the 2020 census and the nationwide 2021 redistricting, there's a trend that we'd be wise to revisit: independent redistricting.
The Elusive Promise of a Gender-Inclusive Security Strategy
More than a year on, the United States has yet to make good on its goal of increasing the role of women in security. That has consequences.
Raising the Standard at the Global Stage for Innovation
The Raising the Standard team recently traveled to Las Vegas to take part in CES, the world’s largest and most influential technology event.
One Person Plus Lots of Money Equals…Many Votes?
Spinning the Polar Vortex
Transforming State Teacher Licensure Systems to Support Ongoing Learning and Growth
Fewer Mandates, More Empowerment of Leaders
The Ounce and the UChicago Consortium make it clear in their report that “leadership is the driver of change.”
What China’s 2018 Internet Governance Tells Us About What’s Next
What does open learning look like in states with homophobic laws?
In states with anti-LGBTQ laws, open learning may be just another vehicle for discriminating against some students.
Attention, Rep. Bobby Scott: Investigate Conflicts of Interest at Ed Dept
House Democrats should investigate shockingly close ties Ed Dept officials have with Career Education Corp
Biometrics vs. the Fifth Amendment
A judge has issued a baffling decision on forcing suspects to use a thumb to unlock a device.
Equity in Youth Apprenticeships: Access, Inclusion, and Continuous Improvement
In 2017, Top Texas Lawmakers Were Galvanized for ‘Private School Choice’
But this year, momentum has faded.