Policy & Reform
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How to Qualify for Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Plan: FAQ
Following an announcement by President Joe Biden on the 24th of August, federal student loan borrowers will be entitled to debt forgiveness of up ... -
6 Benefits to Increasing Teacher Pay
The poor remuneration for teachers is nothing new. Teachers have protested low pay at state capitals around the nation, and the issue has influenced ... -
Why Privatizing Public Schools Threatens Education
The general public is often surprised by the desire of some educators to develop public schools into private schools or support “privatization.” We don’t ... -
Are Corporations Undermining K-12 Education?
Education is a right, and it is the responsibility of the government to ensure that all kids, irrespective of the racial background, financial capacity, ... -
Stop Telling Teachers to Just be Grateful
I am tired. I am tired of having the same arguments over and over again. Why do people think it is okay to tell ... -
Why Isn’t Education a Constitutional Right?
Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. These are our unalienable rights. But where does education fit in? It may be surprising, but the ... -
The Necessity of Community
March 13th, 2020 was the last day I walked the halls of my school with students still in attendance. I’ll remember this day well ... -
What Teachers Would Change About Education
It’s no secret that public education in America is not a perfect system, and many teachers are advocating for widespread change. Teachers, more than ... -
Zero Tolerance Policies in K-12 Schools: Examining the Pros and Cons
Zero tolerance is a popular term used to designate (and promote) school policies that address incidents of drug or weapon possession with automatic suspension ... -
These Trends Explain Why Teachers Go on Strike
In 2018, almost 400,000 teachers went on strike. From California to West Virginia, teachers are taking to the streets and to their state capitols ...
