Seattle, WA - Nine out of 10 urban school superintendents say they need more authority to fix bad schools and boost student achievement, according to a survey of the superintendents of the nation's 100 largest districts.
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Jul 28 2003Superintendents say lack of clout holds them back from improving schools
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Apr 2 2003Principals abound but avoid certain schools and districts, study finds
Seattle, WA - Getting quality principals into troubled schools has become an educational rallying cry so intense that New York City is making headlines with its efforts to place leaders in failing schools.
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Dec 19 2020
The Atlantic cites CRPE's data on American school districts' learning models.
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Dec 17 2020
Education Week cites CRPE's data on attendance tracking during COVID-19.
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Dec 15 2020
Education Week features a report from the American School District Panel. Robin Lake is quoted.
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Nov 1 2018
Today CRPE is excited to announce that two policy proposals, developed by CRPE experts to help close the nation's enrichment gap and help manage school facilities, were among 24 transformative ideas selected by Pathway 2 Tomorrow in a nationwide competition intended to shape a new agenda to improve public education.
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Nov 14 2017
CRPE's new cross-city analysis examines the current state of public school choice in 18 American cities.
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Sep 20 2017
CRPE's new report identifies possible solutions to help districts adapt to the reality of enrollment decline.
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Sep 19 2019
In the Houston Chronicle, Ashley Jochim and Paul Hill write that while state takeovers may be falling out of fashion in some circles, their track record is more positive than critics claim and could make a difference for Houston schools.
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Sep 10 2019
Sean Gill discusses the potential benefits of partnership schools in The 74.
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Aug 6 2019
Betheny Gross writes about how five cities tackle the challenges of student transportation in Education Next.