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After Major Learning Growth, D.C. School Reforms Face Political Test
Kevin Mahnken
June 16, 2026
Schools Must Do the Hard Work If High-Dosage Tutoring Is to Help Every Student
Christina Grant & Kevin Huffman
May 26, 2026
How D.C. Public Schools Elevate Student Voice to Drive Change
Lewis D. Ferebee
March 30, 2026
How D.C. Public Schools Are Reimagining What’s Possible for Every Student
Paul Kihn & Antoinette Mitchell
October 13, 2025
For Decades, the Feds Were the Last, Best Hope for Special Ed Kids. What Happens Now?
Lauren Wagner & Beth Hawkins
July 31, 2025
Many Kids Aren’t Ready for School Before Age 5. So Why Do They Have to Go Anyway?
Alina Adams
July 20, 2025
How Districts in Georgia, Maryland and D.C. Are Raising Reading Proficiency
David Wakelyn
June 25, 2025
D.C. Is Invested in Its Schools. Congress Wants to Cut $350M from Their Budget
Jessica Giles
April 4, 2025
California, Texas and D.C. Are Tops in Teacher Diversity, Report Finds
Lauren Wagner
March 3, 2025
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‘The Fight Continues’: As Segregation Grows, White House Honors Brown v. Board
Marianna McMurdock
May 16, 2024
Education Reform as Social Justice: The Legacy of Washington’s Ramona Edelin
Linda Moore
April 20, 2024
D.C. Needs More Than Phonics to Lift its Students’ Reading Scores
Natalie Wexler & Allister Chang
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Americans Have Yet to Accept COVID’s Tragedy — And Are Taking It Out On Schools
Conor P. Williams
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The ‘Godfather’ of Top Charter Schools: A Tribute to the Late Linda Brown
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Kamren Rollins: Fighting for Childhood Learning in the Nation’s Capital
Early Learning Nation Editors
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A High School for Dropouts: Goodwill Offers Adults a Second Chance at a Diploma
Greg Toppo
August 10, 2023
Q&A: Why Virtual Learning Will Thrive Long After the Pandemic
Greg Toppo
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School Improvement Guru Justin Cohen on Teacher-Led School Innovation
Conor P. Williams
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Swapping Mayoral Control for Elected School Boards Not the Smart Choice
Conor P. Williams
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Keep Pandemic’s Digital Innovations for English Learners
Conor P. Williams
May 9, 2021