8 Things You Should Read about Criminal Justice Reform
Criminal justice reform is enjoying a moment in the policy spotlight, but will efforts to overhaul prisons actually happen? Here are the eig
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A Changing Portland, A Changing District: Language Diversity in the Centennial School District (Part Two)
Centennial School District is leveraging curriculum mapping, professional learning communities , and instructional support for DLLs.
Bernie Sanders’ Weird Plan to Control College Costs
Bernie Sanders' free college plan does try to control college costs
Jordan’s Law of Unintended Consequences
Jordan, a strong ally of the West in the Middle East, has been developing new tools to counter the threat of ISIS on its borders. Alyssa Sim
Reading the Signs from Suruc
After last month’s suicide bombing in Suruc, Turkey has done more in 10 days to fight ISIS than it did during the last four years. Sarabrynn
Taking Aim at Student Debt
This year’s class of college graduates is the most indebted in history and there looks to be no end in sight to the onslaught of student deb
The Once and Future Drones
Drones are more than weapons – they’re at the forefront of new technologies for property rights, human rights, and global development. What
Why Baseball Matters—Still
Reports of baseball's declining popularity overlook its enduring relevance to contemporary America, argue William McKenzie and Talmage Bosto
Why I’m Leaving Germany’s Social Democratic Party
After two decades of participation in Germany's Social Democrat Party, Yascha Mounk explains why the Party's shift in political priorities h
Against the Tide: One College Leader Who Champions Socioeconomic Diversity
Nancy Cantor, a college leader who believes that higher education should be more inclusive than exclusive when admitting students.
The Best Student Loan Repayment Program Needs an Elevator Pitch
Income-Based Repayment (IBR) is a great, but unattractive to many. Switching from an exemption to a threshold would go a long way.
President Obama Should Stick to His Principles and Veto CISA
The President made clear from the beginning of this debate that addressing privacy concerns in legislation was essential, and threatened to
Creating a Strong Dual Immersion Program
Karen Beeman is an education consultant whose speciality is biliteracy and bilingual education.
Charter Pre-K: Early Education’s Missed Opportunity?
There is strong evidence that urban high-performing charter schools offer greater learning gains for low income children.
New Research on How States can Control Tuition Growth
New research finds that decentralized tuition setting authority and fixed caps on its rate of growth are associated with higher tuition.