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For the past five years, Broidy’s lawsuit against Qatari agents has been grinding through the court system.

Montana is struggling to keep new teachers in the classroom.

Montana is struggling to keep new teachers in the classroom. More than half of newly licensed teachers in Montana leave the state or the profession within the first three years on the job and 86% of education graduates decide to leave the state or don’t pursue teaching. “​​That’s a stunning number,” said Sen. Dan Salomon, […]

Over half of newly licensed teachers in Montana leave the state or the profession within the first three years on the job and 86% of education graduates decide to leave the state or don’t pursue teaching.

A University of California, Berkeley, labor economist last week offered a California answer to the persistent question of whether more money matters for K-12 education.

A UC Berkeley labor economist this week offered a California answer to the persistent question of whether more money matters for K-12 education.

U.C. professor Rucker Johnson concluded equity-based funding caused big jumps in student performance in the highest-poverty school districts.

We must also hold our elected officials accountable for upholding the spirit of the Community Schools strategy

We must also hold our elected officials accountable for upholding the spirit of the Community Schools strategy

We must also hold our elected officials accountable for upholding the spirit of the Community Schools strategy