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An agenda for higher education reform: A keynote address by Senator Lamar Alexander | LIVE STREAM

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Steep increases in tuition, lackluster graduation rates, and the struggles of student loan borrowers have put higher education reform at the top of the US education policy agenda. While federal policy debates have traditionally focused on how much should be spent on grants and loans, a growing number of Republicans and Democrats have called for more far-reaching changes to align the incentives of institutions and students, empower consumers, and create space for innovation. The upcoming reauthorization of the Higher Education Act presents an opportunity to rethink the federal approach to college opportunity, but important policy questions remain.

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Bush-Obama school reform: Lessons learned | IN 60 SECONDS

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POLL: What do you think about the school reforms of Presidents George Bush and Barack Obama? https://goo.gl/nYjCER

What lessons can we learn from the ambitious school reforms of the Bush-Obama years? AEI’s Frederick M. Hess takes a closer look.

ARTICLE — Reflections on the legacy of Bush-Obama school reform https://goo.gl/gEfemS

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States vs federal government in education reform — interview with Chris Minnich | VIEWPOINT

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As we move into a new era of federal policy on K-12 schools, AEI’s Andy Smarick and NWEA’s Chris Minnich reflect on how states saw the role of the federal government over the last two decades.

FULL REPORT – The State Education Agency: At the helm, Not the Oar https://goo.gl/eH6dHi

ARTICLE – The details of Every Student Succeeds Act plans may be less important than how they’re created https://goo.gl/cnTYDF

BOOK – Spinning Wheels: The Politics of Urban School Reform https://goo.gl/63pHwF

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Education reform: Lessons learned in New Mexico – Full interview with Hanna Skandera | VIEWPOINT

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Hanna Skandera, Secretary of Education for New Mexico, shares what she has learned about education reform with AEI’s Rick Hess.

Rick Hess is author of “Letters to a Young Education Reformer”: https://goo.gl/6qm3cV

Rick Hess is a Resident Scholar and the Director of Education Policy Studies at American Enterprise Institute: https://goo.gl/L1zZ16

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Education reform: Lessons from a career in school choice – interview with Howard Fuller | VIEWPOINT

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Howard Fuller has spent a life time advocating for school choice, and was instrumental in the success of the Milwaukee Parental Choice Program. He talks with AEI’s Rick Hess about the challenges of his work and the insights he’s gained in his career.

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Education reform from ESEA to ESSA part 1 – Interview with Checker Finn | VIEWPOINT

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Chester Finn, Jr. has spent a career in school reform, and he’s seen a lot change. He discusses his career, the evolution of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act into the Every Student Succeeds Act, and what younger reformers can expect from reform efforts with AEI Resident Scholar Rick Hess.

Rick Hess is author of “The Every Student Succeeds Act: What It Means for Schools, Systems, and States”: https://goo.gl/hGCQYK

Chester Finn, Jr. is Distinguished Senior Fellow and President Emeritus at the Thomas B. Fordham Institute: https://goo.gl/pw3GiC

Rick Hess is a Resident Scholar and the Director of Education Policy Studies at American Enterprise Institute: https://goo.gl/L1zZ16

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