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Much At Stake With Charter School Legislation
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by Gary Snyder Since some charter schools are not disclosing that they are entering contracts with related parties which may or not be fair and failing to disclose conflicts of interest to the school’s board of directors apparent fraud has resulted...
American Voters Are Responsible for Protecting Democracy
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As I write these words, we are coming to the end of what has seemed to many to be an unusually vitriolic election season, most recently with a last-minute controversy over some “unspecified emails.” Have American politics ever been so fraught, so divisive...

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Andrew Carnegie (1835–1919) was among the most famous and wealthy industrialists of his day. Through the Carnegie Corporation of New York, the innovative philanthropic foundation he established in 191...
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Carnegie Corporation of New York is excited to announce the launch of its new cloud-based grants management system, Fluxx, which will streamline the applic