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Education policy reform for the hip-hop era

Jonathan E. Collins writes about the 50th anniversary of hip-hop and how policy makers should be making the genre a part of their education work.

National holidays are a special part of American culture. They shape our view of the yearly...

In the 1990s, computer access was a reward for students. I remember the glee of playing Number...

A troubling truism haunts the American education policy arena. Almost as sure as the sun rises and...

One morning in early June, I sipped coffee inside a hotel conference room with floor-to-ceiling...

In August, basketball superstar LeBron James made headlines in the education policy circles. It...