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How Texas Teachers Are Prioritizing Basic Skills as Instruction Time Gets Crunched During the Pandemic
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Pandemic
Rural Schools Have Battled Bad Internet, Low Attendance and Academic Decline Through the Pandemic. Now the Push Is On to Return Students to Classrooms — Safely
Rural Education During the Pandemic
Rural Education During the Pandemic
As High School Students Are Forced to Juggle School, Jobs and Child Care During the Pandemic, One Rural Oregon District Experiments With Evening Tutoring
Rural Education During the Pandemic
Rural Education During the Pandemic
Confronting the What-Ifs of Learning (and Teaching) During COVID: Meet the Iowa Educators Helping One Rural School District Endure the Pandemic
Rural Education During the Pandemic
Rural Education During the Pandemic
‘No One’s Fighting for Us’: How One Rural School on Nevada’s Walker River Reservation Is Striving to Keep Native Students On Track Through the Pandemic
Rural Education During the Pandemic
Rural Education During the Pandemic
With Learning Loss Threatening to Derail New Mexico’s Educational Gains, a State-Sponsored Coaching Program Aims to Reach 30,000 Disengaged Students
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Cleveland Pledges to Reopen Schools March 1: Vaccine Shortages Complicate Return to Classrooms
The 74 Interview
The 74 Interview
74 Interview: Researcher Angela Duckworth on Psychology, Parenting and Great Teachers — and Why ‘It’s More Important to Be Honest than To Be Gritty’
For the Second Time In Less Than Two Years, Miguel Cardona is Set to Prove Himself on a Much Larger Stage. Is He Ready for the ‘Political Headwinds’ He’d Face as U.S. Education Secretary?
COVID Slide
COVID Slide
Education Through the Pandemic: From NJ Schools Innovating With Evening Kindergarten to Colorado’s Push to Reconnect With 29,000 Missing Students, 10 Ways States & Educators Are Coping With COVID-19
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Jordan’s Story: Isolated, Anxious and Failing His Online Classes, an 11-Year-Old Texas Boy Considered Suicide
Cardona’s Role in Connecticut’s Complex School Desegregation Efforts Becomes Focus: Will He Give Integration a National Platform as Ed Secretary?
With Alexander’s Exit, Divided Senate Loses Quiet Champion of Bipartisan Approach to Ed Policy
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Will Preschools Survive the Pandemic? Ailing Cleveland Pre-K Programs Hope Federal Funds Can Salvage Seven Years of Progress Among High-Poverty Children
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Pandemic
While Awaiting a Vaccine and Debating Reopening, District Responses to Medical Accommodations for At-Risk Teachers Vary Wildly Across the Country
Every Student Succeeds Act
Every Student Succeeds Act
This Week’s ESSA News: Tennessee Uses Relief Funds For Literacy Initiative, Georgia Boosts Rural STEM Access, Murray Sees ‘Moral Responsibility’ in Tracking COVID Learning Loss & More
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Pandemic
Nearly a Year Into Remote Learning ‘Digital Divide’ Persists as Key Educational Threat, as Census Data Show 1 in 3 Households Still Struggling With Limited Tech Access
The Big Picture
The Big Picture
Caught in a Financial ‘Triple Squeeze,’ Districts Could See Annual Costs of $2,500 Per Student to Address Pandemic-Related Learning Loss
Meet 2 Aspiring D.C. Public School Teachers in This College’s Inaugural Class of ‘Ready-to-Go’ Post-COVID Educators
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Pandemic
Number of Districts Safe for In-Person Learning Shrinking, New Study Suggests