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"Hannah-Jones has a right to attribute her family’s social mobility to the integrated education that she and her husband received, but it is wholly disingenuous to pretend that no other viable path to success exists." @JerseyCAN executive director Paula White - a mother of three and former teacher in her own right - shares her thoughts on the recent Nikole Hannah-Jones essay in the New York Times.
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Read Paula's full article here: bit.ly/4Avyzn4
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"I admire Nikole Hannah-Jones’s choice. I am making a different one." - @JenishaWatts Why I’m Sending My Black Son to Private School - The Atlantic theatlantic.com/ideas/2026/0…
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New analysis from @bwrighted: America’s top students are doing just fine (The real worry is what has happened to everyone else, particularly the bottom 20 percent)
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APPLICATION DEADLINE: FRIDAY, OCT. 2 We’re turning up the heat on parent advocacy! The 50CAN FIRE Fellowship brings together parents ready to lead the charge for better schools and brighter futures. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this powerful parent movement. Apply today at 50can.org/fire/
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“I Also Sent My Children to a Nonselective, Overwhelmingly Minority Public School, but It Wasn’t a Sacrifice” — @MoskowitzEva
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It’s a mistake to design public policy that requires someone to act against the best interests of their own children.
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Standardized tests protect children and their families from being misled by a bureaucracy more interested in moving kids through the system than ensuring they have learned anything. How so many on the left were convinced the tests were the problem deserves more attention.
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Derrell Bradford (@Dyrnwyn) in 2017: “As in all things, there is what we want something to be and there is what something is.”
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"Another Rutgers instructor told me that some students arrive unable to add fractions without a calculator and become lost as soon as a problem introduces a variable."
Checking in on the top ranked public university in the NE: “Rutgers also has an increasing number of freshmen taking lower-level classes like elementary or intermediate algebra and precalculus. Collectively, about 2,500 students were placed in courses below calculus last year”
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Our National Voices fellows come from a variety of backgrounds. Take Thibaut Delloue, for instance. Thibaut, a National Voices fellow in Cohort VIII, is an education leader and Navy veteran currently serving as Chief of Staff at the South Carolina Children's Fund. The National Voices fellowship is designed to support the next generation of education leaders and thinkers like Thibaut through strategic communications training with the purpose of amplifying the national conversation about our country's schools.
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Congratulations to cohort 4 FIRE fellows for recently completing their fellowship! Made up of parents from across the country, this class of fellows spent the past several months learning new ways to raise their voices on behalf of students, and to bring those new skills back to their own communities to transform education.
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Are you or anyone you know interested in being a part of our next cohort? Applications are open until October 2nd: 50can.org/fire
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Congrats to Cohort 4 of @FiftyCAN’s FIRE program! From Hawaii to Massachusetts, these leaders are building skills to become even stronger advocates for students and families. Applications are open now. Open to all 50 states. Learn more: 50can.org/fire/
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"PISA results show learning continuing to slide across much of the world, while supermajorities of students report using AI chatbots for schoolwork." Global Test Scores Hit New Lows — Just as AI Takes Hold in Schools – The 74 the74million.org/article/glo…
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The Finnish myth will never die.
The NEA said we should all copy Finland. Checking in on that model …
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