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The Big Picture
Poll of High Schoolers Shows Many Are Taught that America is ‘Inherently Racist’
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Department of Education
Reading Champion Penny Schwinn Expected to Keep Ed. Dept. Focused on Achievement
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Maryland
Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Montgomery Parents’ Challenge to LGBTQ+ Book Rules
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The 74 Interview
Content Guru Natalie Wexler Urges Us to Move ‘Beyond The Science of Reading’
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Altadena Girls
Teens Provide Sense of Normalcy in the Face of the L.A. Fires
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opinion
Not All School Buses Are Yellow. But Drivers Must Still Stop for All of Them
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Analysis
Public Schools Added 121,000 Employees in 2024 — Even as They Served Fewer Kids
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Utah
Utah Teachers, Stretched by Stress and Student Behavior, Ask for More Funding
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New Jersey
Unreleased Report Details Racism Faced By Teens, Teachers at New Jersey School
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Photo gallery
LA Fires in Photos: How the Crisis Destroyed Schools, Uprooted Students' Lives
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South Dakota
As Noem’s School Choice Bill Divides Educators, Some Districts Cooperate with Homeschool Families
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California
California Rural Schools Battle for Funding Congress Cut
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california wildfires
LA Schools Reopen, But Recovery Will Be Long and Painful
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school (in)security
PowerSchool Got Hacked. Now What?
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school funding
Many Schools Used COVID Aid on Curriculum and Buildings, Feds Say
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opinion
Why Natural Disasters Hit Harder in Rural School Districts
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California
After Altadena School Burns to the Ground, Community Wonders What’s Next
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New York
Hochul Unveils Universal Free School Meals Program Across New York
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opinion
Why Students Need A Civic Education to Navigate Today’s World
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school lunch
Lunchables in Schools: Are They Bad for Kids or for Business?
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma Plan to Check Parents’ Citizenship Could Keep Kids from Going to School
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childhood health
RFK Jr. Could Pull Many Levers to Hinder Childhood Immunization as HHS Head
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opinion
Private Schools Can Give Students With Disabilities the Flexibility They Need
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teachers union
NEA Membership Continued to Drop in 2024 as Revenue from Dues Hit $381 Million
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opinion
The Great Connector: Why Data Literacy is Vital to Students’ Future Success
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North Carolina
North Carolina Review Board Renews Several Charter Schools Despite Concerns About Academic Performance
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The Big Picture
New Research: Done Right, Virtual Tutoring Nearly Rivals In-Person Version
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STEM
How To Teach STEM? Make It Explosive
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TikTok
With Looming TikTok Ban Teens Move to Red Note
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enrollment
Funding Public Schools Based on Last Year’s Enrollment Could Help Stabilize Budgets