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Obama and Arne Duncan's plans for American education.
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U.S. Schools Chief Arne Duncan Labors to Straddle Political Divide
Wall Street Journal 07.22.2013
The Great Stagnation in American Education
New York Times 09.07.2013
Peterson and Hanushek: The Vital Link of Education and Prosperity
Wall Street Journal 09.11.2013
New York Times 01.18.2014
Arne Duncan: Better education starts with honesty about achievement gaps - The Washington Post
Washington Post 01.24.2014
Obama Outlines Plan for Education Overhaul
New York Times 03.11.2009
Duncan, a close Obama friend, to leave Education Dept. with mixed legacy - The Washington Post
Washington Post 10.02.2015
U.S. student performance slips on national test - The Washington Post
Washington Post 10.28.2015
Schools Chief From Chicago Is Cabinet Pick
New York Times 12.16.2008
Duncan Is Obama's Choice for Education Secretary
Wall Street Journal 12.16.2008
The Coming Battle Over No Child Left Behind
BusinessWeek 01.15.2009
Trimmed Bill Still Offers Vast Sums for Education
New York Times 02.10.2009
For Education Chief, Stimulus Means Power, Money and Risk
New York Times 02.17.2009
Experts Wonder How Education Goals Will Be Met
Wall Street Journal 02.26.2009
U.S. to Nation’s Schools: Spend Fast, Keep Receipts
New York Times 03.09.2009
Ending the ‘Race to the Bottom’
New York Times 03.12.2009
Some Rich Districts Get Richer as Aid Is Rushed to Schools
New York Times 03.22.2009
The Obama Education Plan: Math, Science, and Rigor
BusinessWeek 03.12.2009
School Reform Means Doing What's Best for Kids
Wall Street Journal 04.22.2009
Meet Arne Duncan, Secretary of Education
Washington Post 06.02.2009
A Shot at Improving Schools- Arne Duncan
Washington Post 06.02.2009
Banks Don't Belong in the Student Loan Business
Wall Street Journal 12.18.2009
Scores Stagnate at High Schools
Wall Street Journal 08.18.2010
New York Times 11.20.2010
Bill Gates - How teacher development could revolutionize our schools
Washington Post 02.28.2011
The Deadlocked Debate Over Education Reform
New York Times 04.09.2011
New York Times 04.10.2011
Behind Grass-Roots School Advocacy, Bill Gates
New York Times 05.21.2011
From Finland, an Intriguing School-Reform Model
New York Times 12.12.2011
New York Times 01.02.2012
Escaping the constraints of ‘No Child Left Behind’ - The Washington Post
Washington Post 01.07.2012
Cuomo Pushes Teacher Evaluations
Wall Street Journal 01.18.2012
Wall Street Journal 01.31.2012
Education Is the Key to a Healthy Economy
Wall Street Journal 05.01.2012
New York Times 10.20.2012
Stimulus Plan Would Provide Flood of Aid to Education
New York Times 01.28.2009
New York Times 04.02.2013
Trump’s Education Pick: A Win for Public-School Parents
WSJ 12.13.2016
Opinion | De Blasio Sees Too Many Asians
WSJ 12.17.2018
Parents Sue New York City Over Mayor’s Plan to Diversify Elite High Schools
WSJ 12.13.2018
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