Vladimir Kogan argues school governance is built around adult incentives, not student learning. He lays out three fixes — from election timing to growth data.

The long-term math can work but it depends on voter support and economic growth.

A new study shows that the effectiveness of top teachers declined sharply when they took bonuses to teach in struggling schools. This suggests teacher skill is not a fixed characteristic.

An exchange between two education writers on the value of admitting students who need remedial support to selective universities like UCSD.

Not many more, according to a careful parsing of recent data.

Research suggests that a few snow days probably won’t set students back academically.

This could leave parents and policymakers in the dark on school performance.

He’s one of the only top Democrats talking about schools, but his track record is controversial

Officials are dismantling the Education Department but vowing to keep its programs. So what’s the point?

In a Q&A with Chalkbeat, Lindsey Burke, a Project 2025 author, tried to assuage concerns of parents of students with disabilities.