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Battle over Charters, Providence Takeover Divides Democrats in Deep Blue Rhode Island
The Big Picture
The Big Picture
‘Doomed’ By 8th Grade: Underserved Students Thrive In College, But Disparities In Access Start Early & Persist Insidiously, New Report Reveals
Drawing on Themes of Opportunity and Inequality, Former Obama Ed Secretary John King Announces Run for Maryland Governor
Every Student Succeeds Act
Every Student Succeeds Act
This Week’s ESSA News: Florida Strips Consequences From Spring Tests, Feds Approve DC Plans to Scrap Assessments, Idaho’s Failure in Providing Mental Health Supports & More
George Floyd Isn’t Alone — Thousands of MN Students Are Restrained at School Each Year
Pandemic
Pandemic
74 Interview: National Parent Union’s Keri Rodrigues on Public School Disenrollment Amid the COVID Crisis
Book Excerpt: Fleeing War-Torn Sudan to Fight Another Battle in the United States — for the Right to an Education
Pandemic
Pandemic
State Pre-Ks Face ‘Huge Setbacks’ Because of the Pandemic, But Leaders Pin Hopes on Future Federal Revenue to Increase Access
Pandemic
Pandemic
Parents of Special Education Students in New York City Say the DOE Isn’t Sharing Meaningful Data. So They’re Collecting It Themselves
COVID Policy Briefing
COVID Policy Briefing
The Week in COVID & Education Policy: 18 Key Updates on Schools, Students and a ‘Pool COVID Testing’ Program That Could Be a National Model for Keeping Campuses Open
Pandemic
Pandemic
Transgender Students in Texas Would Be Barred from School Sports Teams Matching Their Gender Identity Under Bill Advanced by State Senate
Pandemic
Pandemic
Watch — Schools, COVID & Mental Health: Experts Talk About Boosting Students’ Resilience and Social-Emotional Wellness Amid the Pandemic
How California’s Ethnic Studies Curriculum Got Sucked Into the Culture Wars
Best of the Month
Best of the Month
The 74 Named Finalist For National Education Reporting Awards; Special Projects on Digital Divide, Border Schools, Family Resilience & DeVos’s Ed Department Are Top Honorees
Pandemic
Pandemic
In-Person Teaching or Remote. Not Both. With Staff Morale Hitting Rock Bottom During the Pandemic, These Alabama Districts Looked For Ways to Rethink Educators’ Workloads
Pandemic
Pandemic
More ‘Monster Walks,’ Fewer Water Fountains: How Two Cleveland Schools Stayed Open Through the Pandemic With Few COVID Cases and More Learning Opportunities
COVID Slide
COVID Slide
Education Through the Pandemic: From Georgia Teachers Looking to Confront Learning Loss Despite Lack of Student Data to Colorado Offering Free Online Tutoring, 9 Ways States Are Confronting COVID-19
‘Welcome to the Red Summer of 2021’: Minnesota Social Studies Teacher of the Year Shares Lesson on Daunte Wright’s Killing & the Deadly Events of Summer 1919
Pandemic
Pandemic
From an Outdoor Classroom to a STEM Club: How Arizona is Supporting Innovative School Programs During the Pandemic
Pandemic
Pandemic
Inside the ‘TA to BA’ Educator Fellowship: How One Rhode Island Initiative Is Elevating Experienced Paraprofessionals — and Creating a More Diverse Teacher Force