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When a charter school replaces a traditional public school, there’s often a house cleaning of existing teachers, administrators and even […]

The countdown to summer vacation has begun in many schools across the country. Traditionally, summer break is a time for […]

Research points to a strong correlation between high-quality preschool and success later in life. But not everyone agrees that childcare […]

Is a college degree enough? ARW Producer Emily Hanford interviews Richard Arum, one of the authors of a new book […]

We continue our discussion of why college tuitions keep going up. Host Stephen Smith interviewed the authors of Why Does […]

College tuitions have been rising at well above the rate of inflation for decades now, and no one really seems […]

Last week on the podcast, we talked to a USA Today reporter who looked into a national pattern of suspicious […]

When a poorly-performing classroom or school suddenly shows astronomical growth in standardized test scores, do we applaud or investigate? USA […]

There are 37 million Americans who have some college credits but no degree – that’s about 22 percent of the […]

Former Washington, D.C. school chancellor Michelle Rhee had a polarizing effect on educators and parents – she was either loved […]