Matt Damon explains why he made this surprising new film; A school district on the precipice; Parent: My first-grader hates being at school — and I don’t blame her; Texas pastor: ‘A classroom is a holy place of learning — not a marketplace of financial gain’; U.S. high school graduation rate is up — but there’s a warning label attached; The big problems with the Obama administration’s new teacher-education regulations;
 
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Matt Damon explains why he made this surprising new film
The actor and activist narrates a new documentary about education reform.
A school district on the precipice
Will charter schools be the undoing of this troubled school district?
 
Parent: My first-grader hates being at school — and I don’t blame her
"At school, she is herded like cattle, not treated like a child. At school she is forced to sit in a chair most of her day watching a screen."
 
Texas pastor: ‘A classroom is a holy place of learning — not a marketplace of financial gain’
Why Pastors for Texas Children opposes school vouchers.
 
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U.S. high school graduation rate is up — but there’s a warning label attached
Why are so many students from poor families still not making it through high school?
 
Why the shine is off the charter school movement
'How much “choice” is enough? How many schools are sustainable given a population of students? What happens when choice exacerbates segregation? Who ensures that separation of church and state is enforced?'
 
The big problems with the Obama administration’s new teacher-education regulations
They are cause for concern both about the future of teacher education in the United States and the increasing penetration of education policymaking by private interests.
 
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