In Honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, 8 Essays From Educators Who Raised Their Voices This Year
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05/11/2018
Education
New Schools Chief Talks School Segregation, Racial Discomfort
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05/11/2018
Why Is the Number of Schools With Child Care Going Down?
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05/11/2018
House Vote Could Decide Fate of School Choice Plan for Key Group of Students
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05/11/2018
Here Are the More Than 100 New York City Schools With Pre-K Waitlists This Year
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05/11/2018
Evaluation of OSF-Funded Education Program for Boys of Color Finds Efforts Didn’t Improve Outcomes
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05/10/2018
Four years and $24 million, the program has not lived up to its promise, according to a report released Wednesday by the Research Alliance for New York City Schools. Schools in the program turned out to be no better at preparing young men of color...
A $24 Million New York City Program Was Supposed to Prepare More Black and Latino Men for College. But a New Study Found It Didn’t.
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05/09/2018
New York’s State Senate Majority Leader Doesn’t Endorse Teacher Evaluation Legislation – But Doesn’t Rule Out Action Either
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05/09/2018
What New York’s Skyline Can Teach Kids About Math and Science
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05/09/2018
Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Interviews New Directions Fellow G. Gabrielle Starr on Why an Interdisciplinary Lens Matters
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05/09/2018
In this video interview, Starr explains why an interdisciplinary lens is fundamental to solving today's complex societal challenges.
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