Nat Malkus

2 weeks ago | aei.org | Marc Thiessen |Will Rinehart |Charles Murray |Nat Malkus

Press Discussing the parade in DC, protests in LA, and Israeli strikes on Iran: Thiessen on Fox News’ ‘Big Weekend Show’ Press Discussing the military parade in Washington and protests in Los Angeles: Thiessen on Fox News’ ‘Big Weekend Show’ Article A Flammable Landscape Working Paper The Collapse of Broken-Windows Policing in New York City, Los Angeles, and Washington, DC, 2013–22 Working Paper Data Tools 7: Complete Multiyear Arrest Records for Los Angeles, New York City, and Washington, DC...

2 weeks ago | aei.org | Nat Malkus

Lingering Absence in Public Schools: Tracking Post-Pandemic Chronic Absenteeism into 2024 Key PointsChronic absenteeism spiked during the pandemic and remains a serious problem. In 2024, rates were 57 percent higher than they were pre-pandemic and only 2 percentage points lower than they were in 2023. Disadvantaged districts’ absenteeism rates were higher, and increases were larger, over the pandemic.

2 weeks ago | aei.org | Nat Malkus |Robert George |Robert Pondiscio |Howard Husock

Report American Enterprise Institute Lingering Absence in Public Schools: Tracking Post-Pandemic Chronic Absenteeism into 2024 Op-Ed Public Schools and the Moral Neutrality Myth Post Education Reform in America: A Debate Op-Ed Make America Smart Again: The Jeopardy Test for Graduation Article The Last Hurrah Report Schools and the Law: First Amendment US Supreme Court Decisions That School Board Members Should Know Op-Ed Should Schools Be Rewarded for Absenteeism? Op-Ed Competition Makes...

2 weeks ago | aei.org | Nat Malkus |Frederick M. Hess |Robert Pondiscio |Cory Brewer

Report American Enterprise Institute Lingering Absence in Public Schools: Tracking Post-Pandemic Chronic Absenteeism into 2024 Op-Ed The Junk Science of Pandemic School Closure Report Schools and the Law: First Amendment US Supreme Court Decisions That School Board Members Should Know Op-Ed Parents Rebel against School Board Ideologues in Virginia’s Toniest Precincts Op-Ed Biden’s Department of Education: Segregation Is Sort of OK Op-Ed The Hill That Public Education Dies On: Transgender...

2 weeks ago | aei.org | Nat Malkus |Jared Schachner

When schools went remote during the pandemic, internet access became essential, but not all students had access to a high-quality connection. So, in the summer of 2020, Chicago launched Chicago Connected to provide free broadband for students in the city who needed it most. But, according to a recent paper, Chicago Connected did not help all students equally. In , authors Jared N. Schachner, Nicole P. Marwell, Marisa de la Torre, Julia A.