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Measuring Student Potential—with Genetics
Innovation · Andalusia

Measuring Student Potential—with Genetics

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Back in 1965, when he proposed the Elementary and Secondary Education Act to Congress, President Lyndon B. Johnson wrote, “Every child must be encouraged to get as much education as he has the ability to take.” Today, that language might feel a bit dated (and gendered)—instead, we might say we’re aiming for “all children to achieve their full academic potential.” But the same idea is lurking inside these seemingly anodyne statements, and it is b…See the Story
Which Party Really Has the Edge on Education?
Education · Washington

Which Party Really Has the Edge on Education?

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When it comes to handling education issues, voters have consistently placed more confidence in Democrats than Republicans, according to surveys conducted by The Winston Group since 1999. Our latest survey on education issue handling, administered to 1,000 registered voters earlier this month, shows this trend continues. Democrats have a 14-point advantage on education issues: 50 percent of respondents have more confidence in the party on educati…Read Article
Educators Must Adapt to AI, but They Need Help
OpenAI · Boston

Educators Must Adapt to AI, but They Need Help

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The first information revolution: Johannes Gutenberg and his printing press, ca. 1450 I recently had the opportunity to be part of an OpenAI faculty roundtable. I was one of about a dozen professors that were joined by several staff from OpenAI’s recently created “Education Team.” We talked about our best practices for teaching with AI and our worries about its impact on student engagement, motivation, and academic integrity. The Educat…Read Article

We Need a Post-BS Civics Education

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We need a post-BS civics. In 2025, public officials seem unhealthily consumed by social media celebrity while longstanding civic norms are casually shattered. I don’t believe the problems are because of civics education but a post-BS civics could be part of the solution. I mean, the U.S. owes $36 trillion in debt, is borrowing $2 trillion a year, and is spending $1 trillion a year just on interest payments. President Trump and a Republican Congr…Education · United StatesRead Article

The Education Exchange: The Illusion of Local Control of Schools

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The Education Exchange · Ep. 397 – June 16, 2025 – The Illusion of Local Control of Schools Vladimir Kogan, a Professor in the Department of Political Science at Ohio State University, joins Paul E. Peterson to discuss a new report which finds that half of school board election races go uncontested and that incumbents are reelected more than 80 percent of the time when they run. The report, “High Turnover with Low Accountability: Local …Education · ColumbusRead Article

When School Board Elections Lose Their Voice

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Overseeing the vast majority of America’s 13,318 public school districts are elected groups of local community volunteers: school boards. These nonpartisan boards are tasked with setting policy, adopting budgets, and hiring a superintendent to run their districts’ day-to-day operations. This form of local control—rooted in Massachusetts colonial governance—remains the predominant structure for public school oversight across the country. But how …Education · RaleighRead Article

John Arnold’s Instructive Retreat from Ed Reform

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John Arnold is something of a Rosetta Stone*. I tried to interview him for Education Next in 2022, after he dissolved his K–12 team. He politely declined. But Tyler Cowen just interviewed him on his podcast! Let’s examine excerpts from their conversation. Tyler Cowen: There’s a common impression—both for start-ups and for philanthropy—that doing much with K–12 education or preschool just hasn’t mattered that much or hasn’t succeeded tha…Education · United StatesRead Article

WorkTexas Enlists Multiple Partners to Give Disengaged Youth a Second Chance

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Mike Feinberg, co-founder of WorkTexas, encourages students at an onboarding bootcamp at the program’s Gallery Furniture location in Houston. No stranger to innovative education startups, Feinberg also co-founded the KIPP Charter School network in 1994. Yerlin Rivera had struggled academically in high school. She fell in with the wrong crowd, got into trouble, and dropped out. After working two jobs for a year—at Chick-fil-A and a Mexic…Education · HoustonRead Article

How we did it: The Tribune breaks down how Utah parents spent their school vouchers

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It took The Salt Lake Tribune more than two months to analyze around eight months of school voucher spending data to make sense of how Utah students and their families used their $8,000 vouchers.Education · Salt Lake CitySee the Story

DOGE Staffers Fear Getting DOGE’d Themselves

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In the aftermath of President Trump’s epic falling out with Elon Musk, staffers within the Department of Government Efficiency face an ironic position after spending months paring back jobs and spending: They now fear being DOGE’d. Department of Government Efficiency · United StatesSee the Story

Which Books Belong in Classrooms? Which Don’t?

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A big frustration with policy is that it can feel far removed from the real work of schooling. Why is that? What can we do about it? Such questions seem well worth digging into today, and I can’t think of anyone better to dig with than Andy Rotherham, the author of the Eduwonk blog, big-time education consultant, a member of Virginia’s board of education, and a former special assistant for education to President Bill Clinton. Andy and I occasion…Education · Montgomery CountyRead Article

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