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Summer 2009 / Vol. 9, No. 3

Demography as Destiny?

Hispanic student success in Florida

By Matthew Ladner and Dan Lips   
Features, Governance and Leadership, No Child Left Behind, On Top of the News, Standards, Testing, and Accountability  

The Future of No Child Left Behind

End it? Or mend it?

By Diane Ravitch and John Chubb 
Forum, No Child Left Behind, On Top of the News, Standards, Testing, and Accountability, State and Federal  

Can Tracking Improve Learning?

Evidence from Kenya

By Esther Duflo, Pascaline Dupas and Michael Kremer   
Curriculum, Features, Research, Teachers and Teaching  

Florida’s Online Option

Virtual school offers template for reform

By Bill Tucker 
Curriculum, Features, On Top of the News, School Choice, School Spending, Technology  

Full Immersion 2025

How will 10-year-olds learn?

By Gerald Huff and Bror Saxberg 
School Policy, Teachers and Teaching, Technology, What Next  

Domino Effect

Domestic violence harms everyone’s kids

By Scott E. Carrell and Mark L. Hoekstra   
Research, School Life  

How to Get the Teachers We Want

Specialization would lead to better teaching and higher salaries

By Frederick Hess 
Features, Inside Schools, Teachers and Teaching  

Breaking Down School Budgets

Following the dollars into the classroom

By Marguerite Roza 
Features, Journal, School Spending  

Virtual School Succeeds

But can we be sure about the students?

By Paul E. Peterson 
Briefs, Curriculum, Editorial, From the Editor, School Policy, Technology  

Readers Respond

Debating Massachusetts; scaling up KIPP; practice-based teacher training; alternative certification; for-profits in Philadelphia; selling success; teacher co-ops

By Education Next   
Correspondence  

Young People Are All Right

Book Review: The Dumbest Generation: How the Digital Age Stupefies Young Americans and Jeopardizes Our Future

By Ted Kolderie   
Reviews  

Summer 2009 Book Alert

The Beautiful Tree; The Street Stops Here; Reforming Boston Schools, 1930-2006; The Leader in Me; Changing the Odds for Children at Risk

By Education Next   
Alerts, Books  

Educating the Public

How information affects Americans’ support for school spending and charter schools

By William G. Howell and Martin R. West   
Charter Schools and Vouchers, Features, Public Opinion, School Spending, Teachers and Teaching  

The Why Question

Teachers can instill a sense of purpose

By William Damon   
School Life  

Another Lemon

Florida’s charters under attack

By Josh Dunn and Martha Derthick   
Briefs, Charter Schools and Vouchers, Courts and Law, Government and Politics, School Choice, State and Federal, The Legal Beat  

It Takes a Community

A safety net grows in Harlem

By Cara Spitalewitz   
Books, On Top of the News, Reviews  

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