But study finds greatest black-white achievement gaps inside the typical school, not between black and white schools
Jill Barshay
Jill Barshay is the founding editor and writer of Education By The Numbers, The Hechinger Report's blog about education data.
Lower Test Scores for Students Who Use Computers Frequently in School, 31 Country Study Finds
In top performing nations, teachers, not students, use technology
When “School Choice” Leads Families to Trade One Bad School for Another
Chicago study documents that fewer than 5 percent of students who transfer move to a high performing school
Small Study Shows High School Music Classes Improve Language Skills
Neuroscience research showing that high school interventions for low-income students can be effective
Academic Expectations Around the Country, in Two Maps
26 states were three or more grade levels behind the 8th-grade standards of New York, a Common Core state with the highest expectations.
New York Experience Shows Common Core Tests Can Come at a Cost for Underprivileged Students
Low-income students, disabled students and English language learners show sharper declines than general population in Common Core high school algebra exam
Federal Report Finds Scant Scientific Evidence for Effectiveness of Head Start Programs
Review of 90 studies found only one that met scientific muster, and it showed disappointing results
Carnegie Mellon Project Revives Failed inBloom Dream to Store and Analyze Student Data
Privacy controversy to be dodged by not storing student names, addresses or social security numbers.
Americans Making Under $30,000 Can Already Send Their Children to College for Free
Urban Institute report calls for targeting parents in welfare programs.
Study Calculates Low-Income, Minority Students Get the Worst Teachers in Washington State
Labor economist proposes higher teacher salaries for tougher schools

