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#EDlection2018
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National Charter Schools Week
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Denver
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EDlection 2018: Could an Online Education Scandal in Ohio Cost the GOP the Governor’s Office?
Kevin Mahnken
May 6, 2018
Analysis
Aldeman: Striking Teachers in Arizona and Colorado Are Angry Over Pay. They Should Also Be Mad About Their Pensions
Chad Aldeman
May 2, 2018
Analysis
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Union Report
Refusing to Leave $6M in Dues on the Table, NEA Confronts Complications as It Tries to Hold On to Las Vegas Teachers Union
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May 2, 2018
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Every Student Succeeds Act
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April 30, 2018
Union Report
Vegas Split — Clark County Teachers Union Cuts Ties to National Education Association, Major Loss to Largest U.S. Labor Union
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April 27, 2018
Analysis
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