It’s nonsensical to give entitlements a pass and then pursue symbolic savings in education, one of the few outlays that are plausibly an investment in more than next week, writes AEI’s @rickhess99aei.org/op-eds/tough-times-f…
Tough Times for an Education Budget Hawk
How can I embrace cuts to ed spending when the savings are washed away by a torrent of intergenerational plunder?
Me, at @EducationNext. educationnext.org/tough-time…
I was deeply unimpressed when @NationalPTA stayed on the sidelines during COVID, as parents took to the streets to get schools reopened.
This, however, is a new low.
“Dammit, teachers should be able to rack up grad school debt at same rate as doctors & lawyers—whether or not they can repay it!”
Truly asinine stuff from @NCTQ, especially after Biden student loan “forgiveness” leaned heavily on teachers lamenting debt. nctq.org/research-insights/t…
How the Institute of Education Sciences Could Better Serve Schools
The Trump administration’s downsizing of IES could offer it a fresh start
I recently chatted with USED special advisor Amber Northern. A few key takeaways, at @EducationWeek. edweek.org/policy-politics/o…
🚨TOMORROW: @rickhess99 & a panel of experts will discuss what it will take for the new federal tax credit to deliver for American students and families. Register ⬇️ aei.org/events/the-big-beaut…
🚨Today at 2pm: @rickhess99 & Amber Northern will discuss the future of the Institute of Education Sciences. Tune in at the link ⬇️ aei.org/events/what-now-for-…
Reminder to tune into @rickhess99's web event w/Amber Northern, the researcher tapped by the Department of Education to author an influential report on reforming IES, for a discussion on the future of federal education research. RSVP at the link in the post ⬇️
What Now for Federal Education Research? Join @rickhess99 & Amber Northern on May 14 for a discussion about the future of IES. RSVP below ⬇️ aei.org/events/what-now-for-…
Five Lessons for School Reformers: 2026 Edition
As K–12 reform heats back up, what can we learn from the last time the movement was riding high?
Me, at @EducationNext. educationnext.org/five-lesso…
“The Digital Delusion, you write, ‘Our children are less cognitively capable than we were at their age.’ That’s one heck of a statement. Can you explain?”
Must read w/ @rickhess99 & Jared Horvath
edweek.org/policy-politics/r…