Rowe and Graening outline policymakers' plans to govern the terms of access to transmission and distribution systems owned by utilities.

It has been fifty years since the Warren court struck down the principle of separate but equal in Brown v. Topeka Board of Education. To commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of this landmark decision, Secretary of Education Rod Paige will comment on the current state of American public education, the promise...

Secretary of Education Rod Paige spoke at AEI on January 7 about the progress that has been made in combating racism in education.

This event will discuss the Obama administration's education policy and the future of education.

Public Law 96-88, signed by President Jimmy Carter in October 1979, formally established the U.S. Department of Education in 1980. In recognition of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the department, please join AEI as we examine lessons learned about the crafting of federal education policy from the department’s first quarter century.

Frederick M. Hess introduces the concept of "greenfield schooling" and its potential to free-up schools to be more responsive to communities and kids.

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The notion of entrepreneurship remains little understood in K-12 education, even as an unprecedented wave of entrepreneurs works to refashion schooling. Developments like charter schooling, alternative teacher licensure, supplemental education services, and distance learning...

This book insists that we must ask how schools can do more, rather than how they can get more, and that we be blunt and cleareyed in our assessments of both schooling and proposed reforms.