Funding the ADA’s Promise
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A Play-By-Play of Charlotte School of Law’s Closure
Charlotte School of Law finally closed last week following a rare confluence of oversight actions from multiple oversight bodies.
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Assessing Industry’s Power in Education
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Next-Generation Democracy
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Resilient Communities Director Greta Byrum Completes Harvard Loeb Fellowship
Rethinking Data for English Learners in the ESSA Era
Two new reports from New America highlight the need for more accurate, meaningful data on English learner outcomes.