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South Carolina Voters Will Soon Elect State K-12 Chief — and Decide If They Should Never Do It Again
by Carolyn Phenicie
South Carolina Voters Will Soon Elect State K-12 Chief — and Decide If They Should Never Do It Again
#EDlection2018
South Carolina Voters Will Soon Elect State K-12 Chief — and Decide If They Should Never Do It Again
South Carolina Voters Will Soon Elect State K-12 Chief — and Decide If They Should Never Do It Again
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78207: In America’s Most Economically Segregated City, the Country’s Most Radical School Integration Experiment Is Working
by Beth Hawkins
78207: In America’s Most Economically Segregated City, the Country’s Most Radical School Integration Experiment Is Working
78207: In America’s Most Economically Segregated City, the Country’s Most Radical School Integration Experiment Is Working
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Analysis
Integrating Schools by Income, Not Race: Why Cities Are Embracing ‘an Idea Whose Time Has Come’
by Kevin Mahnken
Integrating Schools by Income, Not Race: Why Cities Are Embracing ‘an Idea Whose Time Has Come’
Building Integrated Classrooms
Integrating Schools by Income, Not Race: Why Cities Are Embracing ‘an Idea Whose Time Has Come’
Integrating Schools by Income, Not Race: Why Cities Are Embracing ‘an Idea Whose Time Has Come’
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74 Explains San Antonio’s Integration Experiment: ‘In 20 Years of Writing About Integration Efforts, I’ve Never Seen Anything Like This’
by The 74
74 Explains San Antonio’s Integration Experiment: ‘In 20 Years of Writing About Integration Efforts, I’ve Never Seen Anything Like This’
74 Explains San Antonio’s Integration Experiment: ‘In 20 Years of Writing About Integration Efforts, I’ve Never Seen Anything Like This’
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Chapter 2 — The Architect: How One Innovation Officer Is Rethinking Texas School Integration
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Chapter 2 — The Architect: How One Innovation Officer Is Rethinking Texas School Integration
Chapter 2 — The Architect: How One Innovation Officer Is Rethinking Texas School Integration
Chapter 2 — The Architect: How One Innovation Officer Is Rethinking Texas School Integration
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English Learners Still at Bottom on State Tests
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Robin Lake: Online Charters Redefine School. Now, States Must Redefine Oversight to Accommodate Them & Protect Students
by Robin Lake
Robin Lake: Online Charters Redefine School. Now, States Must Redefine Oversight to Accommodate Them & Protect Students
Robin Lake: Online Charters Redefine School. Now, States Must Redefine Oversight to Accommodate Them & Protect Students
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Williams: I Lived — and Transcended — the Opportunity Myth. But for Students in National Study, It’s Much Harder
by Conor Williams
Williams: I Lived — and Transcended — the Opportunity Myth. But for Students in National Study, It’s Much Harder
Williams: I Lived — and Transcended — the Opportunity Myth. But for Students in National Study, It’s Much Harder
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2 Teachers Form Running Club to Bring Physical Fitness & Confidence to Elementary School Students in Poor, Rural Section of Louisiana
by Tiffany Lagerstrom
2 Teachers Form Running Club to Bring Physical Fitness & Confidence to Elementary School Students in Poor, Rural Section of Louisiana
Inspiring
2 Teachers Form Running Club to Bring Physical Fitness & Confidence to Elementary School Students in Poor, Rural Section of Louisiana
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Riding a Blue Wave, Democrats Are Poised to Win the Michigan Governor’s Race — and Deal a Blow to DeVos’s Education Legacy
by Kevin Mahnken
Riding a Blue Wave, Democrats Are Poised to Win the Michigan Governor’s Race — and Deal a Blow to DeVos’s Education Legacy
#EDlection2018
Riding a Blue Wave, Democrats Are Poised to Win the Michigan Governor’s Race — and Deal a Blow to DeVos’s Education Legacy
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Los Angeles Moves a Step Closer to Teacher Strike as Mediation Ends & District Files Unfair Labor Practice Charge Against Union
by Laura Greanias
Los Angeles Moves a Step Closer to Teacher Strike as Mediation Ends & District Files Unfair Labor Practice Charge Against Union
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Moves a Step Closer to Teacher Strike as Mediation Ends & District Files Unfair Labor Practice Charge Against Union
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Fernandez: My Parents Weren’t Engaged With My School, and It Hurt Me as a Student. I’m Breaking That Cycle for My Kids & for Families Like Mine
by Socorro Fernandez
Fernandez: My Parents Weren’t Engaged With My School, and It Hurt Me as a Student. I’m Breaking That Cycle for My Kids & for Families Like Mine
Fernandez: My Parents Weren’t Engaged With My School, and It Hurt Me as a Student. I’m Breaking That Cycle for My Kids & for Families Like Mine
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Study: Grade Inflation More Prevalent at Wealthy Schools, Where Parents Have Greater Ability to Game the System
by Kevin Mahnken
Study: Grade Inflation More Prevalent at Wealthy Schools, Where Parents Have Greater Ability to Game the System
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Study: Grade Inflation More Prevalent at Wealthy Schools, Where Parents Have Greater Ability to Game the System
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The Kids Are All Right: Teens Say Social Media Makes Them Feel Better About Themselves, Less Lonely & Less Depressed
by Kate Stringer
The Kids Are All Right: Teens Say Social Media Makes Them Feel Better About Themselves, Less Lonely & Less Depressed
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The Kids Are All Right: Teens Say Social Media Makes Them Feel Better About Themselves, Less Lonely & Less Depressed
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Opinion
Keeling: 4 Ways That Students and Families Are Getting Lost in an Avalanche of Confusing Information From Their Schools
by David Keeling
Keeling: 4 Ways That Students and Families Are Getting Lost in an Avalanche of Confusing Information From Their Schools
Keeling: 4 Ways That Students and Families Are Getting Lost in an Avalanche of Confusing Information From Their Schools
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This Week’s ESSA News: Government Issues Parent Letter About New Education Law, Low Grad Rate High Schools Escape Scrutiny & More
by Ashley Inman Zanchelli
This Week’s ESSA News: Government Issues Parent Letter About New Education Law, Low Grad Rate High Schools Escape Scrutiny & More
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This Week’s ESSA News: Government Issues Parent Letter About New Education Law, Low Grad Rate High Schools Escape Scrutiny & More
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A Teacher Asked Twitter How to Explain the Kavanaugh Saga to Students. Thousands — Including Fellow Educators — Responded
by Taylor Swaak
A Teacher Asked Twitter How to Explain the Kavanaugh Saga to Students. Thousands — Including Fellow Educators — Responded
A Teacher Asked Twitter How to Explain the Kavanaugh Saga to Students. Thousands — Including Fellow Educators — Responded
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Union Report: Maryland Teacher Union Numbers Show Drop in Membership, Market Share Since Supreme Court’s Janus Ruling
by Mike Antonucci
Union Report: Maryland Teacher Union Numbers Show Drop in Membership, Market Share Since Supreme Court’s Janus Ruling
Union Report: Maryland Teacher Union Numbers Show Drop in Membership, Market Share Since Supreme Court’s Janus Ruling
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Bradford & Brown: To Imagine the Future, You Need to Discuss What It Could Be. We Must Empower New Voices in Education to Have These Critical Conversations
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Bradford & Brown: To Imagine the Future, You Need to Discuss What It Could Be. We Must Empower New Voices in Education to Have These Critical Conversations
Bradford & Brown: To Imagine the Future, You Need to Discuss What It Could Be. We Must Empower New Voices in Education to Have These Critical Conversations
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WATCH — The Architect: How One Texas Innovation Officer Is Designing His Schools to Ensure Integration
by The 74
WATCH — The Architect: How One Texas Innovation Officer Is Designing His Schools to Ensure Integration
Building Integrated Classrooms
WATCH — The Architect: How One Texas Innovation Officer Is Designing His Schools to Ensure Integration
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VIDEO — From Competitors to Collaborators: What One Texas Superintendent Learned When He Welcomed Top Charter Networks to Town and Raised the Bar for Students
by The 74
VIDEO — From Competitors to Collaborators: What One Texas Superintendent Learned When He Welcomed Top Charter Networks to Town and Raised the Bar for Students
Building Integrated Classrooms
VIDEO — From Competitors to Collaborators: What One Texas Superintendent Learned When He Welcomed Top Charter Networks to Town and Raised the Bar for Students
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T74 Profile: In San Antonio’s Poorest Neighborhood a New School Launches, Built Around Global Studies and Expanding Horizons
by The 74
T74 Profile: In San Antonio’s Poorest Neighborhood a New School Launches, Built Around Global Studies and Expanding Horizons
Building Integrated Classrooms
T74 Profile: In San Antonio’s Poorest Neighborhood a New School Launches, Built Around Global Studies and Expanding Horizons
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Meet Iowa’s Waukee Innovation & Learning Center, the High School That Apple’s CEO Called ‘a Model for the Country’
by Tim Newcomb
Meet Iowa’s Waukee Innovation & Learning Center, the High School That Apple’s CEO Called ‘a Model for the Country’
Meet Iowa’s Waukee Innovation & Learning Center, the High School That Apple’s CEO Called ‘a Model for the Country’
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As Tennessee Voters Prepare to Elect New Governor, a ‘Pivotal Moment’ for State’s Bipartisan Reforms on School Standards, Teacher Quality, Turnarounds
by Carolyn Phenicie
As Tennessee Voters Prepare to Elect New Governor, a ‘Pivotal Moment’ for State’s Bipartisan Reforms on School Standards, Teacher Quality, Turnarounds
#EDlection2018
As Tennessee Voters Prepare to Elect New Governor, a ‘Pivotal Moment’ for State’s Bipartisan Reforms on School Standards, Teacher Quality, Turnarounds
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Study: One-Fifth of States Fail to Either Collect or Publicize Racial Data on Teachers, Despite Yawning Diversity Gap
by Taylor Swaak
Study: One-Fifth of States Fail to Either Collect or Publicize Racial Data on Teachers, Despite Yawning Diversity Gap
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Study: One-Fifth of States Fail to Either Collect or Publicize Racial Data on Teachers, Despite Yawning Diversity Gap
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Analysis: Cory Booker Could Have Run Away From School Reform. Instead, He’s Doubling Down on Newark’s Education Revival. That’s a Smart Move
by Laura Waters
Analysis: Cory Booker Could Have Run Away From School Reform. Instead, He’s Doubling Down on Newark’s Education Revival. That’s a Smart Move
Analysis: Cory Booker Could Have Run Away From School Reform. Instead, He’s Doubling Down on Newark’s Education Revival. That’s a Smart Move
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‘It Was a Shocker’: National Student Survey Shows Bullying on the Rise Over Past Three Years, Particularly Among Students of Color in Majority-White Schools
by Kate Stringer
‘It Was a Shocker’: National Student Survey Shows Bullying on the Rise Over Past Three Years, Particularly Among Students of Color in Majority-White Schools
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‘It Was a Shocker’: National Student Survey Shows Bullying on the Rise Over Past Three Years, Particularly Among Students of Color in Majority-White Schools
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Even as New California Poll Reveals Parents of Color See Schools as Top Election Priority, State’s Only Gubernatorial Debate Mostly Ignores Education
by Laura Greanias
Even as New California Poll Reveals Parents of Color See Schools as Top Election Priority, State’s Only Gubernatorial Debate Mostly Ignores Education
#EDlection2018
Even as New California Poll Reveals Parents of Color See Schools as Top Election Priority, State’s Only Gubernatorial Debate Mostly Ignores Education
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Brown: Want to Close the Opportunity Gap? Start by Fixing the Diversity Gap Between Students of Color and Their Majority-White Teachers
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Brown: Want to Close the Opportunity Gap? Start by Fixing the Diversity Gap Between Students of Color and Their Majority-White Teachers
Brown: Want to Close the Opportunity Gap? Start by Fixing the Diversity Gap Between Students of Color and Their Majority-White Teachers
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New Study: More Than 300,000 Children Have ‘Vanished’ From Schools After Local Police Formed Partnerships With ICE
by Mark Keierleber
New Study: More Than 300,000 Children Have ‘Vanished’ From Schools After Local Police Formed Partnerships With ICE
New Study: More Than 300,000 Children Have ‘Vanished’ From Schools After Local Police Formed Partnerships With ICE
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Investigation: Overshadowed by Shocking Abuse and Misconduct Cases, Teacher Incompetence Often Harms New York City’s Poorest Students
by David Cantor
Investigation: Overshadowed by Shocking Abuse and Misconduct Cases, Teacher Incompetence Often Harms New York City’s Poorest Students
Investigation: Overshadowed by Shocking Abuse and Misconduct Cases, Teacher Incompetence Often Harms New York City’s Poorest Students
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Small Charter Schools Among Big Winners in Nearly $400 Million in New Ed Dept Grants
by Carolyn Phenicie
Small Charter Schools Among Big Winners in Nearly $400 Million in New Ed Dept Grants
Small Charter Schools Among Big Winners in Nearly $400 Million in New Ed Dept Grants
Small Charter Schools Among Big Winners in Nearly $400 Million in New Ed Dept Grants
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With Both Parties Vying for Complete Control of Connecticut’s Statehouse and Governor’s Mansion, the Midterms Could Shape State’s Education Priorities for Years
by Kevin Mahnken
With Both Parties Vying for Complete Control of Connecticut’s Statehouse and Governor’s Mansion, the Midterms Could Shape State’s Education Priorities for Years
#EDlection2018
With Both Parties Vying for Complete Control of Connecticut’s Statehouse and Governor’s Mansion, the Midterms Could Shape State’s Education Priorities for Years
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Opinion
Commentary: My Online School Just Got an ‘F’ on Our State Report Card. Why I’m Proud of My School and What We Do for Our Students
by Melissa Brown
Commentary: My Online School Just Got an ‘F’ on Our State Report Card. Why I’m Proud of My School and What We Do for Our Students
Commentary: My Online School Just Got an ‘F’ on Our State Report Card. Why I’m Proud of My School and What We Do for Our Students
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Poll: Most Americans Support Teachers’ Right to Strike, but Fewer Than Half Believe Teachers Unions Improve the Quality of Education
by Esmeralda Fabián Romero
Poll: Most Americans Support Teachers’ Right to Strike, but Fewer Than Half Believe Teachers Unions Improve the Quality of Education
Poll: Most Americans Support Teachers’ Right to Strike, but Fewer Than Half Believe Teachers Unions Improve the Quality of Education
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74 Interview: Former Sacramento School Chief, Author of ‘Wildflowers: A School Superintendent’s Challenge to America,’ on Educating the ‘Whole Child’
by Conor Williams
74 Interview: Former Sacramento School Chief, Author of ‘Wildflowers: A School Superintendent’s Challenge to America,’ on Educating the ‘Whole Child’
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74 Interview: Former Sacramento School Chief, Author of ‘Wildflowers: A School Superintendent’s Challenge to America,’ on Educating the ‘Whole Child’
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Opinion
Rotherham: Inside a Very Special Summer Camp for Young Burn Survivors — Where Every Kid Gets to Be a Kid for at Least One Week a Year
by Andrew Rotherham
Rotherham: Inside a Very Special Summer Camp for Young Burn Survivors — Where Every Kid Gets to Be a Kid for at Least One Week a Year
Rotherham: Inside a Very Special Summer Camp for Young Burn Survivors — Where Every Kid Gets to Be a Kid for at Least One Week a Year