Analysis
Analysis
Troubled Student, Teen Mom, Teacher of the Year: Is Connecticut Congressional Candidate Jahana Hayes the New Face of the Democratic Party?
by Kevin Mahnken
Troubled Student, Teen Mom, Teacher of the Year: Is Connecticut Congressional Candidate Jahana Hayes the New Face of the Democratic Party?
#EDlection2018
Troubled Student, Teen Mom, Teacher of the Year: Is Connecticut Congressional Candidate Jahana Hayes the New Face of the Democratic Party?
Opinion
Opinion
Parkland Suspect Sought Special Ed Help but Was Derailed by Tug-of-War With School. To Parents of Special Needs Kids, It’s a Familiar Story
by Beth Hawkins
Parkland Suspect Sought Special Ed Help but Was Derailed by Tug-of-War With School. To Parents of Special Needs Kids, It’s a Familiar Story
Parkland Suspect Sought Special Ed Help but Was Derailed by Tug-of-War With School. To Parents of Special Needs Kids, It’s a Familiar Story
News
News
74 Interview: NewSchools Venture Fund’s Stacey Childress on 20 Years’ (and $300 Million) Worth of School Breakthroughs & What She’s Learned About Supporting Education Innovation
by Kate Stringer
74 Interview: NewSchools Venture Fund’s Stacey Childress on 20 Years’ (and $300 Million) Worth of School Breakthroughs & What She’s Learned About Supporting Education Innovation
The 74 Interview
74 Interview: NewSchools Venture Fund’s Stacey Childress on 20 Years’ (and $300 Million) Worth of School Breakthroughs & What She’s Learned About Supporting Education Innovation
News
News
Puerto Rico’s Supreme Court Throws Out School Choice Lawsuit, Paving Way for Charter Schools to Open in the Coming Weeks
by Mark Keierleber
Puerto Rico’s Supreme Court Throws Out School Choice Lawsuit, Paving Way for Charter Schools to Open in the Coming Weeks
Puerto Rico’s Supreme Court Throws Out School Choice Lawsuit, Paving Way for Charter Schools to Open in the Coming Weeks
News
News
Closing the ‘Perception Gap’: With 3 in 5 Teachers Saying Students Are Not at Grade Level on First Day of School, New Digital Tool Offers Parents a ‘Readiness Check’
by Esmeralda Fabián Romero
Closing the ‘Perception Gap’: With 3 in 5 Teachers Saying Students Are Not at Grade Level on First Day of School, New Digital Tool Offers Parents a ‘Readiness Check’
Los Angeles
Closing the ‘Perception Gap’: With 3 in 5 Teachers Saying Students Are Not at Grade Level on First Day of School, New Digital Tool Offers Parents a ‘Readiness Check’
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Arne Duncan
Former Ed Secretary Says Trump Doesn’t Want ‘The Best Educated Citizenry’
Charter Schools
Districts Fleeing Role as Authorizers
Morning Headlines
EduClips: Hurricane Trauma Lingers in TX Schools & More Top District News
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Rotherham: Small Teachers Unions After Janus, But More Political
Immigration
One Teen's 2,000-Mile Journey Across the Border — and To His First Day of Class
4Fams
New Digital Tool Allows Parents to Assess Their Child's Skills
Every Student Succeeds Act
Guidance for Turning Around Failing Schools
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News
Inside the $3 Billion School Security Industry: Companies Market Sophisticated Technology to ‘Harden’ Campuses, but Will It Make Us Safe?
by Mark Keierleber
Inside the $3 Billion School Security Industry: Companies Market Sophisticated Technology to ‘Harden’ Campuses, but Will It Make Us Safe?
Inside the $3 Billion School Security Industry: Companies Market Sophisticated Technology to ‘Harden’ Campuses, but Will It Make Us Safe?
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New Finding: Most States Don’t Test New Teachers on ‘Science of Reading’
The Big Picture
New Finding: Most States Don’t Test New Teachers on ‘Science of Reading’
New Finding: Most States Don’t Test New Teachers on ‘Science of Reading’
Video
Video
Watch — Former NYC Chancellor Joel Klein, on Priorities for a New School Year: Shifting Our Focus From Special Interests to Families & Better Preparing Kids for a Whole New Economy
by The 74
Watch — Former NYC Chancellor Joel Klein, on Priorities for a New School Year: Shifting Our Focus From Special Interests to Families & Better Preparing Kids for a Whole New Economy
The 74 Interview
Watch — Former NYC Chancellor Joel Klein, on Priorities for a New School Year: Shifting Our Focus From Special Interests to Families & Better Preparing Kids for a Whole New Economy
News
News
Even as California’s Student Suspensions Fell 46% Over the Past 6 Years, the ‘Discipline Gap’ for Black Children Remained as Wide as Ever
by Mario Koran
Even as California’s Student Suspensions Fell 46% Over the Past 6 Years, the ‘Discipline Gap’ for Black Children Remained as Wide as Ever
Even as California’s Student Suspensions Fell 46% Over the Past 6 Years, the ‘Discipline Gap’ for Black Children Remained as Wide as Ever
News
News
With Nearly 8 Million Students Chronically Absent From School Each Year, 36 States Set Out to Tackle the Problem in New Federal Education Plans. Will It Make a Difference?
by Taylor Swaak
With Nearly 8 Million Students Chronically Absent From School Each Year, 36 States Set Out to Tackle the Problem in New Federal Education Plans. Will It Make a Difference?
Every Student Succeeds Act
With Nearly 8 Million Students Chronically Absent From School Each Year, 36 States Set Out to Tackle the Problem in New Federal Education Plans. Will It Make a Difference?
News
News
6.7% of Students Skip School out of Fear. Worry Over School Shootings Is Up. Yet School Violence Is Down. What Does This Mean?
by Kate Stringer
6.7% of Students Skip School out of Fear. Worry Over School Shootings Is Up. Yet School Violence Is Down. What Does This Mean?
6.7% of Students Skip School out of Fear. Worry Over School Shootings Is Up. Yet School Violence Is Down. What Does This Mean?
Opinion
Opinion
Spiro — Principals Need Coaches Too: What a New Study of 6 Large School Districts Reveals About the Shifting Role, and Value, of ‘Principal Supervisors’
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Spiro — Principals Need Coaches Too: What a New Study of 6 Large School Districts Reveals About the Shifting Role, and Value, of ‘Principal Supervisors’
Spiro — Principals Need Coaches Too: What a New Study of 6 Large School Districts Reveals About the Shifting Role, and Value, of ‘Principal Supervisors’
News
News
Democrats for Education Reform Release New Poll Suggesting Most Voters Are ‘Education Progressives.’ Here Are 7 Takeaways
by Taylor Swaak
Democrats for Education Reform Release New Poll Suggesting Most Voters Are ‘Education Progressives.’ Here Are 7 Takeaways
#EDlection2018
Democrats for Education Reform Release New Poll Suggesting Most Voters Are ‘Education Progressives.’ Here Are 7 Takeaways
News
News
An EDlection Showdown in Maryland: Could a ‘Blue Wave’ Unseat America’s Second-Most Popular Governor — and Reshape the State’s Education Priorities?
by Kate Stringer
An EDlection Showdown in Maryland: Could a ‘Blue Wave’ Unseat America’s Second-Most Popular Governor — and Reshape the State’s Education Priorities?
#EDlection2018
An EDlection Showdown in Maryland: Could a ‘Blue Wave’ Unseat America’s Second-Most Popular Governor — and Reshape the State’s Education Priorities?
Opinion
Opinion
Teacher’s Perspective: How My School’s Chinese Immersion Program Is Paving a Pathway to Global Citizenship for Inner-City Students
by Yingling Hsu
Teacher’s Perspective: How My School’s Chinese Immersion Program Is Paving a Pathway to Global Citizenship for Inner-City Students
Teacher’s Perspective: How My School’s Chinese Immersion Program Is Paving a Pathway to Global Citizenship for Inner-City Students
News
News
The 74 Interview: Harvard’s Karen Mapp on ESSA, Family Engagement, and How Schools and Communities Can Partner to Help Kids Succeed
by Kate Stringer
The 74 Interview: Harvard’s Karen Mapp on ESSA, Family Engagement, and How Schools and Communities Can Partner to Help Kids Succeed
The 74 Interview
The 74 Interview: Harvard’s Karen Mapp on ESSA, Family Engagement, and How Schools and Communities Can Partner to Help Kids Succeed
Opinion
Opinion
Review: In Arne Duncan’s New Memoir, Reflections on Putting Kids First, the State of Our Union, and the Lies We Tell About Our Schools
by Conor Williams
Review: In Arne Duncan’s New Memoir, Reflections on Putting Kids First, the State of Our Union, and the Lies We Tell About Our Schools
Review: In Arne Duncan’s New Memoir, Reflections on Putting Kids First, the State of Our Union, and the Lies We Tell About Our Schools
News
News
Arne Duncan, Obama’s Former Secretary of Education, Just Wrote a Memoir. Here Are 7 Key Highlights
by Taylor Swaak
Arne Duncan, Obama’s Former Secretary of Education, Just Wrote a Memoir. Here Are 7 Key Highlights
Arne Duncan, Obama’s Former Secretary of Education, Just Wrote a Memoir. Here Are 7 Key Highlights
Arne Duncan, Obama’s Former Secretary of Education, Just Wrote a Memoir. Here Are 7 Key Highlights
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Video
Video
WATCH: 35 Years After ‘A Nation at Risk,’ the Inside Story of the 36 Pages That Changed American Education
by Jim Fields
WATCH: 35 Years After ‘A Nation at Risk,’ the Inside Story of the 36 Pages That Changed American Education
A Nation At Risk, 35 Years Later
WATCH: 35 Years After ‘A Nation at Risk,’ the Inside Story of the 36 Pages That Changed American Education
Video
Video
Video Explainer: Understand Why Trump Wants to Merge the Education & Labor Departments in 100 Seconds
by The 74
Video Explainer: Understand Why Trump Wants to Merge the Education & Labor Departments in 100 Seconds
Video Explainer: Understand Why Trump Wants to Merge the Education & Labor Departments in 100 Seconds
Video
Video
Watch — Indianapolis Superintendent Lewis Ferebee, on Priorities for a New School Year: Pursuing Social Justice Through Equity, Agility & Personalization in Our Classrooms
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Watch — Indianapolis Superintendent Lewis Ferebee, on Priorities for a New School Year: Pursuing Social Justice Through Equity, Agility & Personalization in Our Classrooms
Watch — Indianapolis Superintendent Lewis Ferebee, on Priorities for a New School Year: Pursuing Social Justice Through Equity, Agility & Personalization in Our Classrooms
Opinion
Opinion
Robin Lake: What Do the Lessons From 2 Innovative Learning Environments Imply for System Change in Education?
by Robin Lake
Robin Lake: What Do the Lessons From 2 Innovative Learning Environments Imply for System Change in Education?
Robin Lake: What Do the Lessons From 2 Innovative Learning Environments Imply for System Change in Education?
News
News
New Research: Diversity Initiative Helps Stave Off Gentrification in Seven NYC Schools
by Kevin Mahnken
New Research: Diversity Initiative Helps Stave Off Gentrification in Seven NYC Schools
The Big Picture
New Research: Diversity Initiative Helps Stave Off Gentrification in Seven NYC Schools
New Research: Diversity Initiative Helps Stave Off Gentrification in Seven NYC Schools
Opinion
Opinion
Commentary: New Searchable Guide to Ed Tech Tools Can Bridge Relationship Gaps and Help Schools Support Students
by Julia Freeland Fisher
Commentary: New Searchable Guide to Ed Tech Tools Can Bridge Relationship Gaps and Help Schools Support Students
Commentary: New Searchable Guide to Ed Tech Tools Can Bridge Relationship Gaps and Help Schools Support Students
Analysis
Analysis
Colorado Republicans Hold a One-Seat Majority in the State Senate. These Two Democrats Could Flip the Chamber — and Jump-Start State Education Reform
by Kevin Mahnken
Colorado Republicans Hold a One-Seat Majority in the State Senate. These Two Democrats Could Flip the Chamber — and Jump-Start State Education Reform
#EDlection2018
Colorado Republicans Hold a One-Seat Majority in the State Senate. These Two Democrats Could Flip the Chamber — and Jump-Start State Education Reform
News
News
The 74 Interview: Strayer University President Brian Jones on Social Justice, ‘Pragmatic Compromise,’ and Becoming a ‘Thoroughbred’
by Andrew Rotherham
The 74 Interview: Strayer University President Brian Jones on Social Justice, ‘Pragmatic Compromise,’ and Becoming a ‘Thoroughbred’
The 74 Interview
The 74 Interview: Strayer University President Brian Jones on Social Justice, ‘Pragmatic Compromise,’ and Becoming a ‘Thoroughbred’
News
News
More Than Half of California’s High School Grads Still Don’t Meet Minimum Requirements for the State’s Own Public Universities
by Mario Koran
More Than Half of California’s High School Grads Still Don’t Meet Minimum Requirements for the State’s Own Public Universities
Los Angeles
More Than Half of California’s High School Grads Still Don’t Meet Minimum Requirements for the State’s Own Public Universities
News
News
New Help for Native American Students: How to Rethink School Design and Culturally Relevant Classrooms for the Next Generation
by Esmeralda Fabián Romero
New Help for Native American Students: How to Rethink School Design and Culturally Relevant Classrooms for the Next Generation
New Help for Native American Students: How to Rethink School Design and Culturally Relevant Classrooms for the Next Generation
Opinion
Opinion
Commentary: Report on Common Core Gives This English Teacher Hope for Student Success in Reading and Writing
by Kari Patrick
Commentary: Report on Common Core Gives This English Teacher Hope for Student Success in Reading and Writing
Commentary: Report on Common Core Gives This English Teacher Hope for Student Success in Reading and Writing
News
News
The State of America’s Foster Care Students: How the Every Student Succeeds Act Is Designed to Better Understand and Support These 430,000 Kids
by Kate Stringer
The State of America’s Foster Care Students: How the Every Student Succeeds Act Is Designed to Better Understand and Support These 430,000 Kids
The State of America’s Foster Care Students: How the Every Student Succeeds Act Is Designed to Better Understand and Support These 430,000 Kids
Opinion
Opinion
Commentary: 6 Simple Ways to Use Storytelling as a Teaching Tool for Your Children
by Jim Weiss
Commentary: 6 Simple Ways to Use Storytelling as a Teaching Tool for Your Children
Commentary: 6 Simple Ways to Use Storytelling as a Teaching Tool for Your Children
Commentary: 6 Simple Ways to Use Storytelling as a Teaching Tool for Your Children
Opinion
Opinion
Robin Lake: NYC Autism Charter School Solves for Complex Learners With Intense Dedication & Commitment — Personalized Learning at Its Best
by Robin Lake
Robin Lake: NYC Autism Charter School Solves for Complex Learners With Intense Dedication & Commitment — Personalized Learning at Its Best
Robin Lake: NYC Autism Charter School Solves for Complex Learners With Intense Dedication & Commitment — Personalized Learning at Its Best
Opinion
Opinion
Commentary: By Ending Advanced Placement Courses, 8 Elite Private Schools Set a Dangerous Precedent That Could Hurt Disadvantaged Kids
by Sarah Shapiro
Commentary: By Ending Advanced Placement Courses, 8 Elite Private Schools Set a Dangerous Precedent That Could Hurt Disadvantaged Kids
Commentary: By Ending Advanced Placement Courses, 8 Elite Private Schools Set a Dangerous Precedent That Could Hurt Disadvantaged Kids
News
News
Sights and Sounds from the 1st Week of LeBron James’s New I Promise School for At-Risk Kids in His Hometown of Akron, Ohio
by Meredith Nelson
Sights and Sounds from the 1st Week of LeBron James’s New I Promise School for At-Risk Kids in His Hometown of Akron, Ohio
Inspiring
Sights and Sounds from the 1st Week of LeBron James’s New I Promise School for At-Risk Kids in His Hometown of Akron, Ohio
News
News
Best of July: The 9 Most Popular Articles About Students, Standards, and Early Education We Published This Month
by The 74
Best of July: The 9 Most Popular Articles About Students, Standards, and Early Education We Published This Month
Best of the Month
Best of July: The 9 Most Popular Articles About Students, Standards, and Early Education We Published This Month
Opinion
Opinion
Commentary: Trauma From Adverse Childhood Experiences Is Harming Students Nationwide. Educators and Parents Must Step Up to Help
by Andrew Post
Commentary: Trauma From Adverse Childhood Experiences Is Harming Students Nationwide. Educators and Parents Must Step Up to Help
Commentary: Trauma From Adverse Childhood Experiences Is Harming Students Nationwide. Educators and Parents Must Step Up to Help