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The Case for a National Assessment of Flourishing and Participation

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The Case for a National Assessment of Flourishing and Participation
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Are teens flourishing or floundering? A new assessment could provide the data we need to know for sure.






The Trump administration’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) did not just cut the Institute of Education Sciences (IES). It demolished it. Staff were laid off. Contracts were canceled. Core data collections were thrown into disarray. The execution was chaotic.
But the disruption creates an opportunity. As Rick Hess has argued in Education Next, the first priority for re

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