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‘I Live in the Same Space as You’: As Districts Nationwide Struggle with Diversity, How One L.A. School Network Is Recruiting Teachers Who Look Like the Classrooms They Lead
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Packed Oklahoma Gubernatorial Race Fueled by Political Turmoil of Teacher Walkouts, Diverging Views on Education Priorities
NYC Teachers Who Lost Their Jobs But Remain on the Payroll Receive Big Raises as Budget Watchdogs Call to Reform $136M Absent Teacher Reserve
House Committee Advances Education Spending Bill With $41 Million Increase, Ends Long-standing Ban on Federal Integration Efforts
Los Angeles
Los Angeles
Schools in Los Angeles Will Now Report Two Graduation Rates to Reveal How Many Students Are Actually Eligible for State Universities
Inspiring
Inspiring
‘Invite Me to Your Harvard Graduation,’ Said Her Sixth-Grade Teacher. Two Decades Later, Watch as Ph.D. Graduate Does Just That
House Lawmakers Agree on Need for Accountability at Occasionally Tense Charter School Hearing
The 74 Interview
The 74 Interview
Exit Interview: Camden’s Paymon Rouhanifard Reflects on 5 Years of Surging Student Achievement, Expanding Parental Choice in One of NJ’s Poorest Districts
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Laxalt & Sisolak Win Nevada Primary for Governor, Setting Up Race That Will Focus on Dismal Education Rankings, Funding of Education Savings Accounts & Teacher Salaries
Bain v. California Teachers Association: With All Eyes on Janus & the Supreme Court, Another Union Case With Wider Implications Meets Quiet Defeat — for Now
The Big Picture
The Big Picture
These California School Districts Joined Forces to Bolster Social-Emotional Development, but a Study of 400,000 Kids Reveals Learning Gaps and a Confidence Crisis Among Middle School Girls
As Restorative Justice Debate Rolls On, One Texas School District Sees Value in Building Relationships, Rewarding Positive Behavior
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As Economy Hums, South Carolina Governor’s Race Focuses on Underwhelming Education System
Inspiring
Inspiring
Meet the Champs of the Super Bowl of Spelling — They’re All Indian-American Kids, and They Love This American Tradition
Every Student Succeeds Act
Every Student Succeeds Act
This Week’s ESSA News: Nation’s First Turnaround Plan Gets Green Light, Feds Approve Plans for North Carolina and Nebraska, How Opt-Outs Will Work & More
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With California’s Would-Be ‘Education Governor’ Eliminated in the Primary, Focus on State’s Schools Shifts to Nation’s Top Superintendent Battle
New App to Help Disadvantaged High Schoolers Pick the Right College — and Know What to Expect When They Get There
How a North Carolina District Is Using ESSA’s Support for Family Engagement to Give Students 120,000 Books to Help Combat Summer Slide
Thrive Schools: How an Innovative California Charter Network Grew to 700 Students & 4 Campuses in Only 4 Years Through a Focus on Math, Literacy & ‘the Light of Kindness’
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Where Education Did (and Didn’t) Matter in California’s Primary: Newsom & Cox Advance in Gubernatorial Race, Reformer Tuck Leads Thurmond for Superintendent