Tag: COVID learning loss

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A trade in other people’s children

An episode of Paul MM Cooper’s outstanding documentary podcast series “The Fall of Civilizations” recounts the history of Carthage, which includes details of wars fought between the Carthaginians and Syracuse during the 300s BC. Carthage, a highly successful sea-trading nation, fought a number of wars with Greek colonies in Sicily... READ MORE
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Commentary: Do charter schools hold the key to correcting pandemic learning loss?
Editor’s note: This post from Bruno V. Manno, senior adviser to the...
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Buckeye Institute points to Florida families’ long-term satisfaction with education savings accounts in new report
A new policy report from an Ohio-based independent research and...
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Jacksonville Catholic school one of many schools hoping summer programs will address pandemic learning loss
As many students continue to struggle academically more than two...
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Indiana takes voucher-like approach to tutoring with $500 grants to families
Editor’s note: This article appeared last week on Chalkbeat Indiana’s...
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Four New Hampshire school districts receive learning pod grants
Editor’s note: To learn more about education choice in New...
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Private schools turn summer school into summer camp to make up COVID learning losses
One Florida school is hosting a summer camp that will...
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Commentary: We must ensure communities can keep the innovations that kids need
Editor’s note: This opinion piece from Steven Hodas, senior strategic...
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State’s top leaders name education choice a priority in this year’s legislative session
While other states were mandating lockdowns during the coronavirus pandemic,...
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Commentary: Why education savings accounts are the great equalizer for school children
Editor’s note: In this opinion piece, Shaka Mitchell, Tennessee state...
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Teachers unions are keeping kids out of the classroom; school choice can ensure they learn anyway
Editor’s note: This commentary from Jude Schwallbach, research associate and...
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