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Public education
School districts face tough choices as the end of federal pandemic funding nears
Aug 24, 2023
Districts have been using the funds to renovate HVAC systems, hire staff and more. Now, some may need to cut program and jobs.
Department of Education appoints its first chief economist
Jun 15, 2022
The agency said it’s part of bringing a more data-based approach to policymaking.
"Abbott Elementary" aces the good, the bad and the ugly of teaching
Apr 11, 2022
From teacher turnover to limited school supplies and funding, the lighthearted show tackles serious issues for educators.
Why aren't public sector jobs coming back in a strong way?
Nov 8, 2021
State and local government jobs, especially in education, continue to lag behind the overall labor market, that showed job growth in October.
Why would a former investment banker want to run Los Angeles schools?
May 4, 2018
Austin Beutner is a former investment banker, deputy mayor and publisher. We asked him about what he brings to LAUSD.
The new superintendent for America's second largest school district has never been an educator. What does that mean for schools?
by
Kyle Stokes
May 4, 2018
Here's what we know about how he thinks about schools.
Study finds that for many states, public education funding still hasn’t come back to pre-Recession levels
by
Reema Khrais
Nov 29, 2017
It’s been a decade since the Great Recession, and while a lot of things in the economy have recovered, state funding for public schools is still lagging behind pre-Recession levels, after accounting for inflation. That’s according to the Center for Budget and Policy Priorities, a think tank that focuses on ways that federal and state […]
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What school principals can learn from CEOs
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Amy Scott
Sep 20, 2017
A university program arms school leaders with business skills.
The civil rights divide over charter schools
by
Amy Scott
Jan 12, 2017
As the charter movement grows, the NAACP has called for a moratorium.