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COVID Policy Briefing
Schools Brace for COVID Surge: What New Variants & Vaccines Mean for Students
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Maryland
Maryland Officials Want to Boost Schools’ Behavioral Health Services With $120M
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college students
‘Success Coaches’ to Hit Indiana Colleges After Budget Approval
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Arkansas
Biden Administration Urges States to Rectify Underfunding of Land-Grant HBCUs
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charter schools
Texas Districts Mull School Closures Amid Declining Enrollment, Competition from Charters
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school choice
Not-Back-To-School Time For Homeschoolers
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opinion
How D.C. Successfully Modernized a School By Embracing Its Legacy
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opinion
FBI and IRS Raid Local Teachers Union Headquarters in Jacksonville, Florida
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opinion
Getting High-Quality Math Curriculum to the Students Who Need It Most
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Arizona
No Rules for Arizona School Vans? That’s Because the Council for Them Has No Members
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Maine
Families of Young Children Say Maine is Failing to Provide Special Education Support
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Innovative High Schools
Reinventing High School: 8 Common Trends at America’s Most Innovative Campuses
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School (In)Security
ChatGPT Is Landing Kids in the Principal’s Office, Survey Finds
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opinion
Involving Young People on School Boards Is Good for Students — and for Democracy
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Nevada
Clark County Teacher ‘Sickouts’ Ruled an Illegal Strike, Union to Appeal Decision
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Ohio
Ohio’s Pandemic Recovery Slows As Achievement Gaps Fail To Close
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opinion
How Are Kids Really Doing after COVID-19? Survey of 500K Students Has Answers
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Science of math
As Test Scores Crater, Debate Over Whether There’s a ‘Science’ To Math Recovery
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opinion
The Shakespearean Rise and Fall of Md Schools Superintendent Mohammed Choudhury
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analysis
Schools, Teachers & Parents Need Rapid State Test Results. Why Are They So Slow?
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Missouri
Lawmakers Consider Boosting Missouri Public Education Funding by $300 Million
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Maryland
Maryland Public Schools Superintendent Mohammed Choudhury Chooses Not to Return
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California
Soaring Chronic Absenteeism in California Schools is at ‘Pivotal Moment’
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opinion
The Future is STEM — But Without Enough Students, the U.S. Will Be Left Behind
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The 74 Interview
74 Interview: Stanford Economist Eric Hanushek on COVID’s Trillion-Dollar Impact on Students
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Early Childhood
Starting School Before Age 2 Helps Children Avoid Achievement Gaps, Study Finds
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opinion
AI Can Grade a Student Essay as Well as a Human. But It Cannot Replace a Teacher
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opinion
New Charter Schools Need Vetting. But the Process Shouldn’t Shut Good Ones Out
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sex education
Filling the Gap: Internship Pays Texas Teens to Learn Sex Ed
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Ohio
A Look Inside Classes at an Ohio Prison