National education news: 1997 no more
In a 1997 column, the venerable progressive pistol Molly Ivins set her sights on the future of Texas education. In...
Read More >Update: More than 425,000 students apply for Florida education choice scholarships
Updated March. 31, 2025 After a record-setting opening weekend in which more than 120,000 students applied for Florida K-12 scholarships,...
Read More >National Education News: Abundance
Good Morning, and welcome to our weekly roundup of education news from around the country. The word of the week...
Read More >National education news: Cat and mouse
Happy Friday, and welcome to our weekly roundup of education news around the country. The Wall Street Journal published a...
Read More >National Education News: À La Carte
Happy Friday, and welcome to our weekly roundup of national education news. Our colleague Ron Matus recently joined Michael Horn...
Read More >National Education News: Peak public school?
Happy Friday, and welcome to our weekly roundup of national education news. Robert Pondiscio of the American Enterprise Institute marks...
Read More >National education news: Definitional questions
The U.S. Supreme Court has set an April hearing for a landmark case that could pave the way for religious...
Read More >National education news: Ahead of their time
Christopher Jencks, the scholar of economic inequality and intellectual pioneer of school choice, passed away last week at 88. He...
Read More >National education news: Teaching machines
Sunday afternoon, while most Americans settled in for the Super Bowl, Open AI’s Sam Altman published a blog post that...
Read More >National education news: Can less be more?
As public education shifts into a new era, contradictions are bound to emerge. A new survey released this week reveals...
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