Plus, The End of Education History? No images? Click here Education Next Weelkly Did someone forward you this email? . A HIGH SCHOOL EXPERIENCE THAT CAN ONLY BE DESCRIBED AS “CLASSICAL” Former mayor of Providence reflects on his formative years as a student at Classical High School Author: Jorge Elorza Read more> Listen to the Education Exchange THE END OF EDUCATION HISTORY? It’s a Rick v. Rick debate about whether we’ve entered a new era of schooling Author: Frederick Hess Read more> Listen to the Education Exchange ARNE DUNCAN ON THE STATE OF EDUCATION TODAY “The landscape is mixed,” says former Obama Administration secretary Author: Frederick Hess Read more> Listen to the Education Exchange FAMILIES: ENGINES OF EQUAL OPPORTUNITY While multiple factors contribute to social mobility, the two-parent household wins the gold Author: Paul E. Peterson Read more> Listen to the Education Exchange EMERGING SCHOOL MODELS: MAINTAINING THE MOMENTUM September 12-13, 2024 | Harvard Kennedy School New school models are reshaping the American educational landscape. Emerging charter school models, micro schools, career and technical programs, and different forms of homeschooling are expanding nationwide. But can these models build on the current momentum? What infrastructure is needed to make them sustainable over the long term? To explore these questions, join the Program on Education Policy and Governance at Harvard Kennedy School on September 12th and 13th for a conference on emerging school models, featuring a keynote address from Alberto M. Carvalho, Superintendent of the Los Angeles Unified School District. Learn more and register> Listen to the Education Exchange THE EDUCATION EXCHANGE: HOW HAVE AMERICAN CLASSROOMS CHANGED SINCE COVID? Survey of teachers reports greater dependence on technology, more student challenges post-pandemic Listen> Paul Peterson interviews Brian A. Jacob Read top trending story SHOULD THE WEALTHY BENEFIT FROM PRIVATE-SCHOOL CHOICE PROGRAMS? As more states offer vouchers and education savings accounts, debate roils over including all families, regardless of income level Authors: Derrell Bradford and Michael J. Petrilli Read more> FacebookTwitterInstagramWebsite   Share    Forward  Education Next  Program on Education Policy and Governance Harvard Kennedy School 79 JFK Street | Cambridge, MA 02138 Phone (877) 476-5354 | Fax (617) 496-1507 You are receiving this email because you subscribed to Education Next email communications through our website. To choose which emails you receive, click the 'Preferences' link below.   |