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PRAISE FOR "MOVING EVERY CHILD AHEAD"
Moving Every Child Ahead: From NCLB Hype to Meaningful Educational Opportunity by the Equity Campaign's Michael Rebell and Jessica Wolff is being called a "rare" contribution that "advances an intellectual and legal framework for how the federal role might actually be re-shaped."
Rebell: "No Child" Being Left Behind in the Presidential Race
Rebell: "No Child" Being Left Behind in the Presidential Race
For the next president, one of the first domestic challenges will be to reshape the No Child Left Behind law, hailed six years ago as a bipartisan solution to America's education troubles. But in their race for the White House, Sens. John McCain (R-Ariz.) and Barack Obama (D-Ill.) are distancing themselves from what has become a tainted brand.
Rebell Op-Ed: NYC Breaks Faith with Schools
Rebell Op-Ed: NYC Breaks Faith with Schools
NYC's schools are looking at drastic budget cuts for the 2008-2009 school year - $428 million total. Yet, the irony is that after years of litigation against the state to provide additional funding and a historic $5.2 billion settlement, it's now the city that plans to shortchange its own schools.

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Congratulations to the Educational Equity Student Research Grant Recipients

Congratulations to the Educational Equity Student Research Grant Recipients


The Campaign for Educational Equity is pleased to announce the recipients of the Educational Equity Student Research Grant for Spring Semester, 2008.

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