RFA in the Media

Paying for higher education results might help Hoosiers

Study on performance-based funding in 3 states

Study on Performance-Based Funding in Three States

Some Schools Much Better Than Others at Closing Achievement Gaps

Study Performance-Based Funding in 3 States

Hey Pa. lawmakers – give working parents the help they deserve: Della Moran & David Lapp

Report reveals eye-opening data on English learners in Philadelphia schools

As pre-K booms, care for infants, toddlers is less lucrative: Study

As pre-K booms, study finds infant and toddler care less lucrative

As pre-K booms, study finds infant and toddler care less lucrative

Quirk in Pa. charter law cripples traditional districts while giving charters ‘cash cow’

Survey finds support for Erie-area community college

Not enough bang for 2 million bucks: Project LIFT drops extra days at 2 schools

Project LIFT’s results are better than you think

Students leaving Philly schools for charters less costly than once thought, report says

Report: Philly schools still face costs when students go to charters

Students leaving Philly schools for charters less costly than once thought

Report: No evidence year-round Project LIFT schools work

Survey to gauge interest in Erie community college

DN editorial: Eichelberger needs some schooling on state’s education issues

Keystone Progressive Summit Preview

Serious fun: Philly to rethink after-school, summer programs

Director of the Institute of Educational Sciences: Who Is Ruth Curran Neild?

Philadelphia schools chosen for statewide mock trial

Notes from the news – Jan. 4

Ruth Neild to Step Down as Head of Education Department’s Research Agency