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Michael J. Petrilli

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Will the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit really be a boon for public schools?

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By Michael J. Petrilli
| Substack
One of the big questions regarding the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit—the voucher-like provision in President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill that launches in January—is whether it could become a cash cow for public schools. The answer matters to the debate about whether blue states should opt into the initiative, given that most Democrats continue to oppose public funding for private schools. Nobody doubts that the tax credit can support tutoring scholarships for public school students.
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Has the Pendulum Swung Too Far Away from College for All?

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By Michael J. Petrilli
| mdrc.org
Has the Pendulum Swung Too Far Away from College for All? Schooled By Michael J. Petrilli This week I’ve got college on my mind…. ….First, Alabama submitted its official Ed-Flex waiver request to the feds, including a plan to use the WorkKeys assessment as part of its high school accountability system, in part to balance the scales for students who are not planning to go to college—and the schools that serve them.
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Are Chromebook carts the answer?

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By Michael J. Petrilli
| Substack
Hi friends. Last week I teed up a debate about LAUSD’s screen time policy, and this week I’m pleased to present some smart reactions from Dan Buck, Sara Mead, Thomas Rodgers, Meredith Coffey, Derek Regensburger, Betsy Tao, Dale Chu, and David Griffith.
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