Editorial: The utter failure of money to improve education
Congress directed billions of dollars to the nation’s public schools to address pandemic-era learning loss. So far, there’s no evidence that this was a productive use of money.
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Congress directed billions of dollars to the nation’s public schools to address pandemic-era learning loss. So far, there’s no evidence that this was a productive use of money.
Why did it break through after decades of effort — and what comes next?
Congress spent billions to address pandemic era learning loss. So far, there’s no evidence that this was a productive use of money.
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A new study from the Heritage Foundation finds that states with expansive school choice have lower private-school tuition rate increases than states without school choice.