Kevin Mahnken is a Senior Writer at The 74. His work primarily focuses on education policy, accessibility, and civil rights, with a particular interest in diversity and inclusion within the educational landscape. He has been featured in a variety of publications, including communityq.com, Yahoo News, and The New Republic.
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By: Kevin Mahnken
A study released today finds big benefits for students attending the city's charter schools. But that edge hasn't stayed constant over time.
By: Kevin Mahnken
Kevin Mahnken Charter schools in Massachusetts have significantly accelerated student learning over the last quarter century, a newly released study shows.
Since the College Board began changing its grading criteria for Advanced Placement exams, scores have climbed rapidly.
By: Kevin Mahnken
The massive philanthropy updated its long-term strategy Wednesday, including a central place for new AI tools.
With an eye on the clock, the Gates Foundation refreshed its vision for American schools Wednesday morning, unveiling a set of five-year goals intended to ease students' transition to college graduation and career success
The Biden administration got the worst of all worlds when it came to schools, the historian argues: Few concrete accomplishments and lots of blame.
After nearly two years out of the limelight, the Biden family has returned to the political conversation this summer. Joe Biden announced last month that he will soon release a memoir of his time in o...
Charters and school vouchers could create their own constituency, a recent study argues. But partisanship plays a role as well.
By: Kevin Mahnken
With new state-level programs quickly redrawing the map of school choice over the last few years, a central question may determine the movement's continued success: Does greater familiarity with charter schools, vouchers or education savings accounts actually make people view them more positively?
PISA results show learning continuing to slide across much of the world, while supermajorities of students report using AI chatbots for schoolwork.
