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Carmela Guaglianone

Carmela Guaglianone

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Carmela Guaglianone is a fellow with APM Reports. She has previously worked with the Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting, The Detroit Free Press and The San Francisco Examiner. She is a recent graduate from New York University’s Global Journalism program and a former Dow Jones News Fellow.


Stories

August 21, 2025

A window into America’s high schools slams shut

For decades, the federal government has surveyed high school students — and repeatedly followed up with them as adults. The goal was to gather data on their educational choices and careers so researchers could draw connections between them. Trump put an end to that effort as part of his quest to dissolve the Department of Education.

August 21, 2025

‘At what point does it break?’ Nation’s Report Card at risk, researchers say

The National Assessment of Educational Progress is one of the few federal education initiatives that the Trump administration has vowed to preserve. But the administration has slashed the staff responsible for keeping the series of tests up to date. And the board overseeing the assessment has eliminated more than a dozen scheduled tests over the next seven years, citing “cost efficiencies.”

May 23, 2025

Judge scuttles lawsuit over Massachusetts reading curriculum

U.S. District Court Judge Richard G. Stearns ruled that the lawsuit against educational publisher Heinemann and three of its top authors was invalidated by a legal doctrine that bars claims of “educational malpractice.”

February 20, 2025

Most school districts have lots of kids who struggle with reading. This one is different

The third graders in Steubenville, Ohio, are among the best little readers in the nation. For nearly 20 years, 93% or more of them have scored proficient on state reading tests. In fact, the elementary schools in this economically depressed area are producing better readers than some of the wealthiest places in the country.


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