Education
Weak relationship between spending and academic outcomes
More spending doesn’t clearly translate into better academic outcomes, according to research from the center-left Brookings Institution. For years, American Experiment has argued that there is a weak and often inconsistent relationship between higher…
U-NM’s NYT Bestseller Paul Andrew Hutton on the…
The Learning Curve Paul Andrew Hutton Albert Cheng: Well, hello everybody and welcome to another…
Lowering the bar on proficiency standards is a…
State education administrators often say, “It’s all about the kids,” yet their actions suggest it’s…
Eliminating Missouri’s Income Tax, Subsidies for Gas…
David Stokes, Elias Tsapelas, and Avery Frank join host Zach Lawhorn to outline what a responsible…
Illinois students could boost ACT scores with…
Federal scholarships could give low-income students access to ACT tutors and study materials…
Another state commits to the federal education tax credit program. Is Minnesota next?
This summer, Congress passed The Educational Choice for Children Act (ECCA) as part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. The ECCA allows every taxpayer nationwide to gain up to $1700 in tax credit when they donate to a scholarship granting organization…
Red states dominate the highest rankings in reading and…
In a national landscape where academic outcomes vary widely by region, an analysis of…
1-in-4 Illinois students absent in 2025
One-in-four Illinois public school students were chronically absent in the 2024-2025 school…
Listen: Maine Human Rights Commission Lawsuit on WGAN
Policy analyst, Harris Van Pate, joined the WGAN Morning News to discuss the Maine Human Rights…
Teachers financially penalized for working in some…
Are teachers paid more when they work in more difficult schools? Generally, there’s an assumption…
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