A fundamental transformation is underway in how we access education throughout our lives. In many ways, this behavior in education mimics that of the broader economy where consumers are increasingly seeking alternatives to legacy businesses.
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Why this is -- and isn't -- different from other education philanthropy.
Valerie Ervin, who supported Rushern L. Baker III, got a job with a six-figure salary in the Prince George’s County school system.
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Not so much.
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Too often, rankings have asked America’s college and university leaders to face the tough choice of investing in students from low-income families or weeding them out in a quest for prestige.
Lawmakers plan to introduce measures to give the superintendent of education more independence.
The education secretary said a “heckler’s veto” is used to squelch dissenting views.
Holton-Arms School issues a statement without naming her.
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Two former Obama administration officials -- now leaders of state university systems -- argue that higher education can, and should, play a crucial role in environmental leadership.
Administrators credit the combative president for sparking a “Watergate moment.”
Students attending the $125 million school also spend time at their base campus.
The agency warned that attackers may be refining a scheme to redirect federal student aid money to private bank accounts, preparing for times when large volumes of aid are disseminated, and said the phishing attempt is a serious threat.
Families want more say from students and teachers.
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A North Carolina teacher
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The high school kids who need their parents to constantly be on them about their homework aren’t ready for college by a long shot.
Tests did not get a lot of love, with complaints they were too long and disruptive.
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Some 1.8 million children in the United States are home-schooled.
For 2,000 students, Broadway’s hottest ticket came free in the middle of the school day.
