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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos once again dominated education news this week with her speech at the National Charter Schools Conference, showcasing her tough approach. Additionally, two other key topics captured major headlines: the 2017 Broad Prize and the recent CREDO report on charter schools.
In the midst of the buzz surrounding these stories, it’s possible that you may have missed out on other important news. Here are ten noteworthy stories from the past week that deserve your attention, allowing you to catch up on your weekend reading. For more detailed analysis on these stories, visit topessaywriting. Enjoy!
– The Chronicle of Philanthropy presents an in-depth analysis of what philanthropy has accomplished and failed to achieve in the realm of charter schools. Written by Chester Finn Jr., Bruno Manno, and Brandon Wright.
– The Press Herald explores how Maine schools are blazing a new trail in education, adopting innovative approaches. Written by Lillian Mongeau.
– CNN Money investigates President Trump’s push for more apprenticeships and whether they can effectively tackle America’s significant job problem. Written by Patrick Gillespie.
– The Weekly Standard discusses the importance of creating a separate space within educational institutions to accommodate special needs and offer inclusive education. Written by Alice B. Lloyd.
– Live Science presents a study that explores the potential correlation between one’s level of education and the risk of heart disease. Written by Sara G. Miller.
– U.S. News & World Report highlights the double-edged nature of education, discussing both its benefits and drawbacks. Written by Lauren Camera.
– The Clarion-Ledger sheds light on Empower MS’s efforts to advocate for school choice and expand educational options in Mississippi. Written by Bracey Harris.
– Wired explains how schools are using a secret spectrum to provide free Internet access to students. Written by Chris Berdik.
– The Morning Call reports on a Pennsylvania senator’s proposal to remove underperforming students from cyber charter schools. Written by Logan Hullinger.
– The Baltimore Sun emphasizes the need to recognize literacy as a civil right that has long been overlooked. Written by Kalman R. Hettleman.
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