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An Important Moment 35 Years After A Nation at Risk

It’s time for a renewed commitment to measurement and accountability in schools

Story

Education
Public Charter Schools Turn 25 Years Old

The birth and growth of a movement

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Education
Green Pastures Hold Promise for Sustainable Farming Future

Sheldon Alberts

In Wisconsin, rancher Rod Ofte practices rotational grazing to keep soil healthy, rivers clean

Story

Environment
To Fix Struggling Schools, Ed. Leaders Must Be Bold

Marc Holley

Partnerships between traditional public schools and charters yield success for students

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Education
Louisiana Moves Closer to Delivering on Coastal Restoration

Kristin Tracz

Plans for Mississippi River diversion project advance ahead of schedule

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Environment
Building Pathways to Healthy, Successful Communities

Karen Minkel

Economic growth follows trail construction in Northwest Arkansas

Story

Home Region
Fishers and Buyers Drive Precautionary Skipjack Rules

Fishermen, advocates and the seafood industry join together to protect Indian Ocean skipjack tuna

Story

Environment
Big Challenges, Bold Solutions for School Facilities

Jim Walton

New non-profit lending funds will provide public charter schools affordable financing for facilities

Story

Education
Measuring the Lasting Impact of A Nation at Risk

Christine Patterson

35 years after the publication of a landmark report on U.S. education reform, we talk to foundation senior K-12 adviser Bruno Manno about its influence

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Education
Farming for a Future of Healthy Soil, Clean Water

Sheldon Alberts

In rural Indiana, Ray McCormick plants cover crops – and trees – to protect farms and rivers

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Environment

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