Education
Twin Cities Charter threatened with closure due to significant financial issues
A Twin Cities charter school chain has until March 13 to prove financial solvency or face closure. Seven Hills Preparatory Academy, a K-8 classical charter with campuses in Burnsville and Richfield, discovered an accounting error last July that…
Income Tax Elimination, Early Literacy Bills, and Data…
David Stokes, Elias Tsapelas, and Avery Frank join Zach Lawhorn to break down the latest from the…
An easy way to get more education money for Illinois
Gov. J.B. Pritzker wants more federal funding. A new program would provide donor money— but…
Bill could benefit millions of Illinois students
Illinois students would be eligible for money from donors to access support under the…
Intern for American Experiment in Summer 2026!
Calling all young people who want to make Minnesota a better place to live and work! Applications…
Charter Schools Are More Likely to Be Bright Spots
The 74’s Bright Spots project identifies public schools across the country that are beating the odds in reading. Specifically, “Bright Spot” schools have literacy rates that are significantly higher than what is predicted based on their student…
Florida Politics: Cranking It to 11
Study highlights strong academic gains tied to Florida scholarship programs Hello, Cleveland! A new…
Illinois boosts universities losing students, punishes…
Illinois’ public universities have lost 13,062 students during the past 20 years, but three…
Should schools have to teach cursive writing?
Monday’s Education Policy Committee hearing opened with an anecdote about a Senate intern who could…
Most Illinois voters support opting into scholarship…
Nearly 55% of Illinois voters support the state opting into the Federal Scholarship Tax…
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