Education
Florida’s John Kirtley on School Choice
The Learning Curve John Kirtley Albert Cheng: Hello everybody. Welcome to another episode of the Learning Curve podcast. I’m one of your co-hosts this week, Albert Cheng, co-hosting With me this week is my friend Shaka Mitchell. Hey, Shaka. What’s…
Mississippi’s Progress and the Push for School…
This week, I’ll be traveling to Washington, D.C. talking about Mississippi’s remarkable progress,…
Woke or a joke? Study finds students admit to…
To succeed socially or academically, students “have pretended to hold more progressive views than…
New data shows an ongoing struggle to lower rates of…
The Minnesota Department of Education recently released data for the 2023-2024 school year, showing…
New data show Minnesota reading and math scores have…
Academic performance on the reading and math Minnesota Comprehensive Assessments (MCAs) is slightly…
We Shouldn’t Pay Teachers for Master’s Degrees
One of the most consistent findings in education research is that teachers with master’s degrees are no more effective than those without them. This finding has been replicated again and again. Some clever studies have even looked “within teachers”…
Chicago Public Schools passes budget, but deficits…
Chicago Public Schools board members passed a $10.2 billion budget that could have been…
How often are we all reading? A recent study examines…
A recent study published in the journal IScience found that the number of adults who read for…
Illinois lags neighbors in school choice after killing…
Illinois is among the few states to offer no private school choice scholarships after killing…
Survey shows that most parents cannot correctly define…
Chronic absenteeism remains at crisis levels in both America and Minnesota. Escalated by the…
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