Diego Ramirez is a public policy expert turned journalist, offering insightful analysis on the effectiveness and implementation of governmental initiatives. He specializes in bridging the gap between policy intent and real-world outcomes.
6 published articles
West Virginia school districts are competing for a limited $43.5 million fund after submitting over $170 million in requests for urgent infrastructure projects.
Multnomah County's Preschool for All program will add about 240 new midyear seats starting in January 2026, though a waitlist of over 900 families remains.
Setti D. Warren, the director of Harvard’s Institute of Politics and former mayor of Newton, Mass., has died suddenly at the age of 55.
Louisiana's schools are seeing major academic gains under Superintendent Cade Brumley, whose focus on literacy has yielded top results amid national political debates.
Knoxville voters will decide on a $12.4 million bond this Tuesday to fund a new elementary school intended to replace the aging Northstar Elementary.
A new analysis reveals a major disconnect between the focus of US education research and the practical needs of teachers, who are grappling with discipline and retention.
