RealClearEducation Week of September 9, 2024 Archives

Where Trump and Harris Stand on 6 Education Issues

Cory Turner NPR

Trump Threatens to Eradicate Department of Education

Althea Legaspi Rolling Stone

The American Classroom Is More Broken Than You Think

Declan Leary TK

Behind This Summer's Academic-Program Cuts

Amanda Friedman CHEd

Five Takeaways from 2025 College Free Speech Rankings

Greg Lukianoff TERI

Only the First Amendment Can Protect Students

Cass Sunstein New York Times

Georgia Shooter Reportedly Given Gun by Father

Tom Pappert Georgia Star News

Details on Covenant Shooter Suicide Note

Michael Patrick Leahy Tennessee Star

Statement on the Publication of the Covenant Killer’s Journal

Michael Leahy TNS

Activist Group Demands Accountability at Columbia

Staff Accuracy in Media

House GOP Leaders Target Demonstrations at Columbia

Misty Severi JTN

Cellphone Bans Complicated by Logistics & Violence

Touré et al. Politico

Racial Shifts at Elite Colleges after Affirmative Action Ban

Hartocollis & Saul NYT

Dallas Is Bucking Another Trend in Urban Education

Editors Dallas Morning News

The Tax Code Should Help Parents and Support School Choice

William Mattox NR

WA Looks to Expand Controversial Ethnic Studies Requirement

C. Johnson TCS

A Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy?

Jay P. Greene Education Next

Professors Rally around 'Less Bad' Candidate Trump

Will Caldwell The College Fix

Tennessee Schools Can Now Purchase Panic Buttons

Tom Pappert Tennessee Star

Teacher Resource: How Negative Campaigning Evolved

Retro Report

Professor Alleges 'Widespread' Discriminatory Hiring Coverup

John D. Sailer NAS

School Reform 15 Years After ‘Rubber Room'

Kevin Mahnken The 74

Public Education is Transitioning to its Third Paradigm

Doug Tuthill Next Steps

Why Poetry Should Be Read Aloud in English Classes

Clay Greene Education Next

Indiana's Cellphone Ban Means Less School Drama

Lee V. Gaines NPR

Old School Buildings Give New Life to Child Care Centers

Leah Fabel Hechinger

For Kindergarten, Social-Emotional Skills Are Key

Emily Tate Sullivan EdSurge

A Comic Guide to What Changed for US School Lunches

The Guardian

Harris and Trump Argue but Leave out Education Policy

Belsha & Meltzer Chalkbeat

Ideological Chickens Come Home to Roost on Campus

Jeffrey M. McCall The Hill

Are Colleges Complying with the Court?

Robert VerBruggen City Journal

After 50 Years, How to Gain True Equality

Shavar Jeffries The 74

Ten L.A. Schools to Stop Standardized Tests amid Debate

Howard Blume LA Times

Don't Scrap Standardized Tests. Make Them Fairer.

Nicholas Lemann CHEd

How the Modern Law School Promotes Political Division

Matthew Andersson MTC

Should Sasse’s Résumé Have Raised Red Flags?

Josh Moody Inside Higher Ed

Schools Are Putting Vape Detectors in Bathrooms

Scott Neuman NPR

Moms for Liberty Lost Ground, but It Still Wields Influence

Linda Jacobson The 74

Your Kid’s Classroom Looks Like West Elm

Chavie Lieber Wall Street Journal

The Fall of the American College

Mark Bauerlein First Things

Math Learning Is Severely Damaged in This Country

Gene Fashaw EdSurge

Anti-Israel Mob Commandeers College Professors’ Union

Thomas K. Lindsay RCEd

Eliminating the Dept of Ed: Neither Cure-All Nor Catastrophe

David Marshall RCEd

Vermont Reserves Tenure-Track Fellowship for ‘BIPOC’ Only

Aaron Sibarium WFB

The School Choice Battle Will Happen at the Statehouse

Ray Domanico RealClearEd

This Is What Harris's Education Policy Should Look Like

Bruno V. Manno RealClearEd

Learning Civics from History

James Hankins Law & Liberty

Children at Play

Friedrich Froebel Plough

When Newman Left Oxford

Grazie Pozo Christie First Things

Getting into College Has Finally Become Easier

Preston Cooper AEI

This College Has the Highest-Paid Graduates

Morgan Smith CNBC

How Sports Build Lifelong Skills in Student-Athletes

Alec DesRosiers RealClearEd

11-Year-Old Charged with School Shooting Threat

Kaitlin Housler Tennessee Star

RealClearEducation Week of September 9, 2024 Archives

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