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We Should Pay More for the Best Teachers
Yglesias: Research shows there’s a lot of electoral upside to supporting teacher pay that is based on performance rather than pure seniority.
Matthew Yglesias
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Connecticut Charters Break Through in Historic Legislative Session
Greenberg-Ellis and Pimentel: With approval of four new schools, plus added funding and benefits, lawmakers showed increased support for charters.
Rebecca Greenberg-Ellis & Lucas Pimentel
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Lessons from Charters Where Every Student Graduates, Most of Them With a Plan
Cobb: Charter school students have racked up more than a billion in scholarships and nearly 100% acceptance to college or postsecondary programs.
Darryl Cobb, Charter School Growth Fund
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Race, Income and Why Some Democrats Have the Luxury of Opposing School Choice
Kisida: Many critics resist choice politically while exercising it for their own kids through private schools or expensive homes in 'good' districts.
Brian Kisida
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