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Columnists Washington Post education reporter Jay Mathews writes a weekly column for washingtonpost.com, Class Struggle , which runs on Tuesdays. Marguerite Kelly offers parents advice in her weekly column, Family Almanac , which runs on Fridays.
For Elite U.S. Teachers, Cachet and More Cash With more than 30 states and the District giving bonuses to those who succeed, national certification is the most powerful merit pay system in public education, educators say.
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