No One is Watching Over the Student Loan Repo Man
This week, the Inspector General came out with a new report evaluating the Department’s oversight over the collection companies.
Storify: Moving Beyond Subprime Learning
Beyond Subprime Learning: Our Ideas for Accelerating Progress in Early Education
Our new report calls for policies that are aimed at improving the quality of interactions between teachers and children.
E-rate Reform: Making the Conversation (Wi-Fi) Accessible
Why shouldn’t public schools have Wi-Fi too?
Israel, Gaza, and the Potential for a Diplomatic Resolution to the Violence
New America and the Foundation for Middle East Peace hosts a panel to look at the context and consequences of the conflict.
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New America
1899 L Street NW, Suite 400, Washington, DC 20036
Necessary but insufficient: current measures of college quality
Just how limited are these measures of college quality and in what ways can they speak at least somewhat to quality?
High School Exit Exams Hinder Common Core Implementation, New Report Finds
In the 2013-14 school year, twenty-four states required students to be proficient on standardized tests in order to graduate from high schoo
NYC: The Future of Getting Lost
Please join New America for a conversation about technology, privacy and the future of getting lost.
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New America
740 15th St NW #900, Washington, D.C. 20005
The Case Against Exit Exams
Our report identifies alternative policy approaches to exit exams these states can use.
Accountability and the Birth through 12th Grade Continuum
Integrating early education into the greater K-12 system provides children with a more cohesive and coordinated educational experience.
City College of San Francisco was ‘Too Big to Fail’
In The New York Times, Kevin Carey explains how accreditors are powerless in keeping too-big-to-fail institutions.