From infant care to preschool, Clinton — through her campaign — offered The Hechinger Report an exclusive take on her early education policies
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Children Can See Adult Decisions Killing New Orleans Youth
Let’s give our kids a fighting chance.
New Research Suggests That English-Only Programs Reach Beyond Classrooms
Research shows that maintaining a child’s primary language is crucial for scholastic success, although families prefer an English-only program.
Can Teach For America Get More Teachers to Stick Around in Some of the Nation’s Poorest Schools?
Mississippi TFA wants Mississippians to apply.
Philadelphia Seeks to Improve Services for English Learners
A new brief showcases just how the state is dealing with its ESOL learners.
A Rare Solution: Making High School Graduates Ready for College
A few states have started intervening in high school to help students avoid remediation.
Why Clinton’s Choice of Kaine is a Good Sign for Early Education Advocates
Kaine has a solid track record of advocating for increased access to pre-K.
Why the Black Lives Matter Movement Has to Take On Charter Schools
Education reform’s race problems mirror unequal treatment in criminal justice system
Can Testing Save Arts Education?
Teachers hope exams will make arts matter as much as math and English.

