Category:Fact Check education
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Pages in category "Fact Check education"
The following 22 pages are in this category, out of 22 total.
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- Fact check/Cary Kennedy on Colorado teacher salaries
- Fact check/Did Delaware Senate candidate Stephanie Hansen change her position on standardized testing opt-out
- Fact check/Did North Carolina teachers see the largest average pay increase in the country in 2014, and was the state ranked 42nd in the country for average teacher pay that year
- Fact check/Did Sen. Kelly Ayotte vote for cuts to Pell Grants and against refinancing student loans
- Fact check/Did Tony Evers fix the achievement gaps in Milwaukee and Madison schools
- Fact check/Do Massachusetts charter schools "drain" funding from traditional public schools
- Fact check/Does Betsy DeVos owe Ohio taxpayers $5 million
- Fact check/Does Chicago Public Schools receive $500 million less than their enrollment dictates
- Fact check/Does research show that federal student aid increases tuition
- Fact check/Does Texas House candidate Thomas McNutt want to centralize control of education
- Fact check/Has Michigan fallen in education rankings
- Fact check/Has state funding for classroom materials in North Carolina public schools declined
- Fact check/Has Texas adequately increased public school funding to keep pace with inflation
- Fact check/Have declines in state funding driven up tuition at public universities
- Fact check/Is Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner correct that many Chicago public schools are objectively inadequate
- Fact check/Is it true that Detroit public schools outperform Detroit charter schools
- Fact check/Is Oklahoma "at the bottom for education?"
- Fact check/Is Oregon secretary of state candidate Brad Avakian making campaign promises he wouldn’t “actually have the authority to” keep
- Fact check/Is Oregon seriously underfunding education
- Fact check/Public school funding in Texas
- Fact check/The achievement gap and graduation rates in New Orleans public schools
- Fact check/Tony Evers on University of Wisconsin free speech policy