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July 17, 2023
Education Policy

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Black Students Don’t Need Affirmative Action in College Admissions – They Need Quality K-12 Education

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July 17, 2023
Education Policy

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The Supreme Court’s recent ruling barring race-based college admissions decisions was a win for all students – including black students. Placing ill-prepared students in college and saddling them with debt, despair, and high dropout rates does not better their future. Read More ›

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July 11, 2023

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Our Public School System Is Set Up To Fail — and It’s Succeeding

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July 11, 2023

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The recent report by the National Assessment of Educational Progress, sometimes referred to as the nation’s report card, is a devastating assessment of the condition of our nation’s schools. In short, there has been virtually no educational progress with our nation’s children in more than 30 years – and urban districts are the worst performers. Read More ›

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July 10, 2023
Charter Schools, Private School

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The Charter School Management Approach Would Benefit Christian Schools

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July 10, 2023
Charter Schools, Private School

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It's time to reevaluate and innovate the Christian school business model, identifying areas where practices of other industries can be utilized to strengthen operations, reduce costs, and improve quality. Read More ›

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^{Keri D. Ingraham
July 6, 2023
School Choice

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Bring School Choice to the Public System

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July 6, 2023
School Choice

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Despite this tremendous progress in empowering a growing number of parents with the freedom to move their children outside of the public education system, expanding options within public education often remains extremely limited. Read More ›

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June 26, 2023

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Timing Is Everything

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June 26, 2023

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In our work at the American Center for Transforming Education we are committed to, calmy and without embarrassment, speaking the truth because we know there is hope. Read More ›

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^{Keri D. Ingraham
June 14, 2023
Education Policy, School Choice

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Illinois Set to Nix School Choice Program for Low-Income Children

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June 14, 2023
Education Policy, School Choice

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On the heels of a historic year of school choice advancement, including legislation that enacted universal or near-universal school choice programs in seven states, Illinois is poised to go in the opposite direction, delivering a blow to low-income families. Read More ›

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^{Keri D. Ingraham, Erik Twist, & Lauren Grudem
June 7, 2023
Educational Leadership, Teaching

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School Leaders Can Mitigate the Teacher Hiring Crisis

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June 7, 2023
Educational Leadership, Teaching

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The teacher-hiring crisis is far from over. High teacher-turnover rates are outpacing the sharp decline in student enrollment numbers in K-12 public schools. Read More ›

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^{Walter Myers III
June 5, 2023
Curriculum

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The Critical Turn: A Response to Stanley Kurtz’s “The Blue State Education Nightmare”

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June 5, 2023
Curriculum

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The most destructive thing that can be done is to teach children to disparage America by separating American citizens into categories of either oppressor or oppressed, and worse, telling children they are either one or the other. Parents across America must unite to end critical pedagogy in K-12 education, which is not only poisoning the minds of American youth, but also leading to the educational system failures we’re seeing in Rhode Island and other states who have adopted, in whole or in part, critical ideology in their schools. Read More ›

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^{Keri D. Ingraham
May 26, 2023
Hybrid Learning

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K-12 Hybrid Learning Is the New Parent Preference

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May 26, 2023
Hybrid Learning

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According to a recent poll, if given the option, 48% of parents prefer a hybrid approach to learning for their children, combining on-campus and at-home learning days each week. Read More ›

^{Keri D. Ingraham
May 17, 2023
Education Policy, Parental Rights, School Choice

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Governor DeSantis: The Nation’s Top Education Change Agent

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May 17, 2023
Education Policy, Parental Rights, School Choice

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DeSantis has earned the rank as the nation's top education change agent among his many other achievements as governor. Other governors should emulate his example of courageous leadership and enact Florida's education model legislation. Read More ›

^{Keri D. Ingraham
May 15, 2023
Education Policy, School Choice

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School Choice Takes State Houses by Storm in 2023 Legislative Sessions

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May 15, 2023
Education Policy, School Choice

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Wins keep pouring in for school choice in red states. Currently, seven states have enacted universal or near-universal school choice into law: Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Indiana, Iowa, Utah, and West Virginia. Read More ›

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^{Keri D. Ingraham & Erik Twist
May 12, 2023
Technology in Education

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The EdTech Overtake

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May 12, 2023
Technology in Education

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By the end of 2023, it is estimated that the education technology market, commonly referred to as EdTech, will reach a value of $270.5 billion. But what is the rate of return in terms of improved student learning for all this spending? Read More ›