Key Questions: Education Policy in the President’s 2015 Budget
President Barack Obama submitted his fiscal year 2015 budget request to Congress on March 4, 2014.
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New Daily Beast Column on Public Charter Schools and New York Politics
There's an intra-Democratic Party fight roiling New York today.
Obama Budget Reforms Income-Based Repayment, Reduces Windfall Benefits
The changes will help make the program more fiscally and politically sustainable.
How Full-Time are “Full-Time” Students
Complete College America has released a policy brief reporting the results of a survey looking at enrollment patters of “full-time” and “par
How Full-Time are “Full-Time” Students
Leading from Behind: CTE Shows the Way on College and Career Readiness
CTE programs are on the cutting edge of a variety of education reform efforts.
Adult Education Data Show Signs of Declining Investment
FEBP announced the addition of state and federal adult education data to its publicly available database.
In Suing ITT, Consumer Bureau Shows That It Has More Guts than the Ed Dept
The CFPB has put the Department of Education to shame.
New Data Provide a Picture of D.C.’s Promise Neighborhood
This morning, the DCPNI held an event to roll out data from a community study they conducted with the Urban Institute.
Principals Central to Student Learning Objectives
Some lessons and observations for states and teachers when it comes to student data, assessment and education.
What Does 21st Century Connectivity Look Like… and Are We There Yet?
"In a country where we expect free Wi-Fi with our coffee, we should definitely demand it in our schools."
What China Wants for Its 3-to-5 Year Olds
How do China and the United States stack up when it comes to early education?
How Does Burden Become A Law?: Part III
Universities are required to disclose or report many different data points, but how effective are they?