Undermining Pell: Volume III: The News Keeps Getting Worse for Low-Income Students
Stephen Burd looks at U.S. Dept. of Ed data showing the average net price that students from low-income families attending four-college.
A Spotlight on 3 Cities in California Working to Improve Early Learning
Announcing New America’s special coverage of early learning in California.
Envisions the Good Divorce
Is there such a thing as a good divorce? And have our courts, public policies, or even pop culture caught up?
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Harmful Net Neutrality Bill Advances in Congress
H.R. 2666 would prohibit the FCC from taking actions that impact the rates that broadband providers charge customers.
Protecting Broadband Privacy
The Privacy Obligations of Internet Service Providers One Year After Title II Reclassification.
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New Study: Science Achievement Gaps Begin Early and Linger
Research found that the strongest contributors to science achievement gaps are general knowledge gaps that are already present.
The Child-Centered Case for Paid Parental Leave
For the first time, paid parental leave has become a major election-year issue in the U.S., but the subject remains sharply divisive.
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What I Learned from Donald Trump’s New Education Policy Video
Donald Trump’s new education policy video outlining his education policy offers many clues for those who look closely.