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Book Excerpt: Fleeing War-Torn Sudan to Fight Another Battle in the United States — for the Right to an Education
by Jo Napolitano
Book Excerpt: Fleeing War-Torn Sudan to Fight Another Battle in the United States — for the Right to an Education
Book Excerpt: Fleeing War-Torn Sudan to Fight Another Battle in the United States — for the Right to an Education
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State Pre-Ks Face ‘Huge Setbacks’ Because of the Pandemic, But Leaders Pin Hopes on Future Federal Revenue to Increase Access
by Linda Jacobson
State Pre-Ks Face ‘Huge Setbacks’ Because of the Pandemic, But Leaders Pin Hopes on Future Federal Revenue to Increase Access
Pandemic
State Pre-Ks Face ‘Huge Setbacks’ Because of the Pandemic, But Leaders Pin Hopes on Future Federal Revenue to Increase Access
News
News
Minneapolis Teens Stage Walkout, Observe Moment of Silence for Daunte Wright as Chauvin Case Heads to the Jury
by Beth Hawkins and Meghan Gallagher
Minneapolis Teens Stage Walkout, Observe Moment of Silence for Daunte Wright as Chauvin Case Heads to the Jury
Minneapolis Teens Stage Walkout, Observe Moment of Silence for Daunte Wright as Chauvin Case Heads to the Jury
Opinion
Opinion
Adams: With Enrollment Down, New York City’s Schools Have a Golden Opportunity to Integrate. Will They Take It?
by Alina Adams
Adams: With Enrollment Down, New York City’s Schools Have a Golden Opportunity to Integrate. Will They Take It?
Pandemic
Adams: With Enrollment Down, New York City’s Schools Have a Golden Opportunity to Integrate. Will They Take It?
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The Week in COVID & Education Policy: 18 Key Updates on Schools, Students and a ‘Pool COVID Testing’ Program That Could Be a National Model for Keeping Campuses Open
by John Bailey
The Week in COVID & Education Policy: 18 Key Updates on Schools, Students and a ‘Pool COVID Testing’ Program That Could Be a National Model for Keeping Campuses Open
COVID Policy Briefing
The Week in COVID & Education Policy: 18 Key Updates on Schools, Students and a ‘Pool COVID Testing’ Program That Could Be a National Model for Keeping Campuses Open
Pandemic
School Reopenings
5 Key Updates On Students Returning to Classrooms
Cleveland
How Two Cleveland Schools Stayed Open — And Safe
Watch
Expert Advice on Boosting Students’ Resilience
Higher Ed Survey
Nearly Half of Parents Questioning Value of 4-Year College
Ways States Are Confronting COVID-19
Confronting Learning Loss Despite Lack of Student Data, Free Online Tutoring & More
Arizona
How Arizona is Supporting Innovative School Programs Amid COVID
Learning Loss
Inside Louisiana’s ‘Equitable Recovery’
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74 Interview: National Parent Union’s Keri Rodrigues on Public School Disenrollment Amid the COVID Crisis
by The 74
74 Interview: National Parent Union’s Keri Rodrigues on Public School Disenrollment Amid the COVID Crisis
Pandemic
74 Interview: National Parent Union’s Keri Rodrigues on Public School Disenrollment Amid the COVID Crisis
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‘Welcome to the Red Summer of 2021’: Minnesota Social Studies Teacher of the Year Shares Lesson on Daunte Wright’s Killing & the Deadly Events of Summer 1919
by Beth Hawkins
‘Welcome to the Red Summer of 2021’: Minnesota Social Studies Teacher of the Year Shares Lesson on Daunte Wright’s Killing & the Deadly Events of Summer 1919
‘Welcome to the Red Summer of 2021’: Minnesota Social Studies Teacher of the Year Shares Lesson on Daunte Wright’s Killing & the Deadly Events of Summer 1919
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The 74 Named Finalist For National Education Reporting Awards; Special Projects on Digital Divide, Border Schools, Family Resilience & DeVos’s Ed Department Are Top Honorees
by Steve Snyder
The 74 Named Finalist For National Education Reporting Awards; Special Projects on Digital Divide, Border Schools, Family Resilience & DeVos’s Ed Department Are Top Honorees
Best of the Month
The 74 Named Finalist For National Education Reporting Awards; Special Projects on Digital Divide, Border Schools, Family Resilience & DeVos’s Ed Department Are Top Honorees
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Featured
How California’s Ethnic Studies Curriculum Got Sucked Into the Culture Wars
by Mark Keierleber
How California’s Ethnic Studies Curriculum Got Sucked Into the Culture Wars
How California’s Ethnic Studies Curriculum Got Sucked Into the Culture Wars
How California’s Ethnic Studies Curriculum Got Sucked Into the Culture Wars
Analysis
Analysis
Analysis: What a Difference a Pandemic Makes — This Year, from School Choice to Teacher Pay to CTE, 48 State of the State Addresses Focus on COVID-19
Analysis: What a Difference a Pandemic Makes — This Year, from School Choice to Teacher Pay to CTE, 48 State of the State Addresses Focus on COVID-19
Analysis: What a Difference a Pandemic Makes — This Year, from School Choice to Teacher Pay to CTE, 48 State of the State Addresses Focus on COVID-19
Featured
Featured
Social-Emotional Learning or ‘White Supremacy with a Hug’? Yale Official’s Departure Sparks a Racial Reckoning
by Linda Jacobson
Social-Emotional Learning or ‘White Supremacy with a Hug’? Yale Official’s Departure Sparks a Racial Reckoning
Social-Emotional Learning
Social-Emotional Learning or ‘White Supremacy with a Hug’? Yale Official’s Departure Sparks a Racial Reckoning
Featured
Featured
‘Opening the Door Wider’: With Recent Admissions Decisions, Top-Ranked L.A. Arts School Put Equity in the Spotlight
by Linda Jacobson
‘Opening the Door Wider’: With Recent Admissions Decisions, Top-Ranked L.A. Arts School Put Equity in the Spotlight
Pandemic
‘Opening the Door Wider’: With Recent Admissions Decisions, Top-Ranked L.A. Arts School Put Equity in the Spotlight
Featured
Featured
Desperate to Advance a Cure for a Deadly Virus, U.S. Schools Played Critical Role In 1950s Polio Vaccine Trials
by Harry McCracken
Desperate to Advance a Cure for a Deadly Virus, U.S. Schools Played Critical Role In 1950s Polio Vaccine Trials
Pandemic
Desperate to Advance a Cure for a Deadly Virus, U.S. Schools Played Critical Role In 1950s Polio Vaccine Trials
News
News
In-Person Teaching or Remote. Not Both. With Staff Morale Hitting Rock Bottom During the Pandemic, These Alabama Districts Looked For Ways to Rethink Educators’ Workloads
by Trisha Powell Crain, AL.com
In-Person Teaching or Remote. Not Both. With Staff Morale Hitting Rock Bottom During the Pandemic, These Alabama Districts Looked For Ways to Rethink Educators’ Workloads
Pandemic
In-Person Teaching or Remote. Not Both. With Staff Morale Hitting Rock Bottom During the Pandemic, These Alabama Districts Looked For Ways to Rethink Educators’ Workloads
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Report: Learning Loss Data Shows 40,000 Los Angeles High School Students Off Track to Graduate
by Linda Jacobson
Report: Learning Loss Data Shows 40,000 Los Angeles High School Students Off Track to Graduate
Pandemic
Report: Learning Loss Data Shows 40,000 Los Angeles High School Students Off Track to Graduate
Report: Learning Loss Data Shows 40,000 Los Angeles High School Students Off Track to Graduate
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News
‘Teacher Cams’ Could Revolutionize Education After the Pandemic Ends, But Some Critics See a Massive Student Privacy Risk
by Mark Keierleber
‘Teacher Cams’ Could Revolutionize Education After the Pandemic Ends, But Some Critics See a Massive Student Privacy Risk
Pandemic
‘Teacher Cams’ Could Revolutionize Education After the Pandemic Ends, But Some Critics See a Massive Student Privacy Risk
Opinion
Opinion
Hirsch & Grossman: Pilot Program Seeks to Train New Teachers to Recognize and Use High-Quality Instructional Materials, Building Their Curriculum Literacy
by Eric Hirsch and Tabitha Grossman
Hirsch & Grossman: Pilot Program Seeks to Train New Teachers to Recognize and Use High-Quality Instructional Materials, Building Their Curriculum Literacy
Hirsch & Grossman: Pilot Program Seeks to Train New Teachers to Recognize and Use High-Quality Instructional Materials, Building Their Curriculum Literacy
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News
Parents of Special Education Students in New York City Say the DOE Isn’t Sharing Meaningful Data. So They’re Collecting It Themselves
by Caitlin Antonios, THE CITY
Parents of Special Education Students in New York City Say the DOE Isn’t Sharing Meaningful Data. So They’re Collecting It Themselves
Pandemic
Parents of Special Education Students in New York City Say the DOE Isn’t Sharing Meaningful Data. So They’re Collecting It Themselves
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WATCH: What Does Teacher Diversity Look Like Post-COVID?
Pandemic
WATCH: What Does Teacher Diversity Look Like Post-COVID?
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News
Watch — Psychology Professor Allyson Mackey Recaps New Education Research Showing Kids Give Up Easier If Parents Step In To Help
Watch — Psychology Professor Allyson Mackey Recaps New Education Research Showing Kids Give Up Easier If Parents Step In To Help
Watch — Psychology Professor Allyson Mackey Recaps New Education Research Showing Kids Give Up Easier If Parents Step In To Help
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Inside the ‘TA to BA’ Educator Fellowship: How One Rhode Island Initiative Is Elevating Experienced Paraprofessionals — and Creating a More Diverse Teacher Force
by Asher Lehrer-Small
Inside the ‘TA to BA’ Educator Fellowship: How One Rhode Island Initiative Is Elevating Experienced Paraprofessionals — and Creating a More Diverse Teacher Force
Pandemic
Inside the ‘TA to BA’ Educator Fellowship: How One Rhode Island Initiative Is Elevating Experienced Paraprofessionals — and Creating a More Diverse Teacher Force
News
News
‘I’ve Never Done Any of This’: Meet the Texas Mom in the Middle of a Political Battle Over Her School District’s Mask Policy
by Bekah McNeel
‘I’ve Never Done Any of This’: Meet the Texas Mom in the Middle of a Political Battle Over Her School District’s Mask Policy
Pandemic
‘I’ve Never Done Any of This’: Meet the Texas Mom in the Middle of a Political Battle Over Her School District’s Mask Policy
News
News
Unexpected Front-Runner Andrew Yang Courts Parents Intent on Reopening Schools in Crowded NYC Mayor’s Race
by Zoë Kirsch
Unexpected Front-Runner Andrew Yang Courts Parents Intent on Reopening Schools in Crowded NYC Mayor’s Race
Pandemic
Unexpected Front-Runner Andrew Yang Courts Parents Intent on Reopening Schools in Crowded NYC Mayor’s Race
Analysis
Analysis
Analysis: Project-Based Learning or Lectures? Our Research Shows PBL Helps Low-Income Students Do Better in AP Classes, Earn College Credit
by Anna Rosefsky Saavedra and Amie Rapaport
Analysis: Project-Based Learning or Lectures? Our Research Shows PBL Helps Low-Income Students Do Better in AP Classes, Earn College Credit
Analysis: Project-Based Learning or Lectures? Our Research Shows PBL Helps Low-Income Students Do Better in AP Classes, Earn College Credit
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News
‘Urgency is Everywhere’: 2022 Federal Budget Plan Includes Major Increases for Community Schools, Title I
by Linda Jacobson
‘Urgency is Everywhere’: 2022 Federal Budget Plan Includes Major Increases for Community Schools, Title I
Pandemic
‘Urgency is Everywhere’: 2022 Federal Budget Plan Includes Major Increases for Community Schools, Title I
Opinion
Opinion
As Legalization Spreads, Mother Warns About the Dangers of High-Potency Marijuana That Addicted Her Teenage Son
by Lindsay Neil
As Legalization Spreads, Mother Warns About the Dangers of High-Potency Marijuana That Addicted Her Teenage Son
As Legalization Spreads, Mother Warns About the Dangers of High-Potency Marijuana That Addicted Her Teenage Son
Opinion
Opinion
Manno: The Link Between College and a Good Job Is Even Weaker Since COVID-19. Here Are Some New, More Effective Pathways to Opportunity & Employment
by Bruno Manno
Manno: The Link Between College and a Good Job Is Even Weaker Since COVID-19. Here Are Some New, More Effective Pathways to Opportunity & Employment
Pandemic
Manno: The Link Between College and a Good Job Is Even Weaker Since COVID-19. Here Are Some New, More Effective Pathways to Opportunity & Employment
News
News
The Opioid Crisis Was America’s Epidemic Before COVID. Research Suggests that Overdoses Hurt Student Achievement
by Kevin Mahnken
The Opioid Crisis Was America’s Epidemic Before COVID. Research Suggests that Overdoses Hurt Student Achievement
Pandemic
The Opioid Crisis Was America’s Epidemic Before COVID. Research Suggests that Overdoses Hurt Student Achievement
Analysis
Analysis
Analysis: As Urban Districts Prepare to Reopen, Most Are Not Doing Enough to Communicate How They Will Keep Students and Teachers Safe
by Sean Gill and Bree Dusseault
Analysis: As Urban Districts Prepare to Reopen, Most Are Not Doing Enough to Communicate How They Will Keep Students and Teachers Safe
Pandemic
Analysis: As Urban Districts Prepare to Reopen, Most Are Not Doing Enough to Communicate How They Will Keep Students and Teachers Safe
News
News
Court Documents Reveal How L.A. Teachers Union Gained Upper Hand in Pandemic Negotiations, Limiting Instruction Time
by Linda Jacobson
Court Documents Reveal How L.A. Teachers Union Gained Upper Hand in Pandemic Negotiations, Limiting Instruction Time
Pandemic
Court Documents Reveal How L.A. Teachers Union Gained Upper Hand in Pandemic Negotiations, Limiting Instruction Time
News
News
More Black Students Return to School, But Attendance Rates Hover Below 90 Percent
by Linda Jacobson
More Black Students Return to School, But Attendance Rates Hover Below 90 Percent
Pandemic
More Black Students Return to School, But Attendance Rates Hover Below 90 Percent
More Black Students Return to School, But Attendance Rates Hover Below 90 Percent
Opinion
Opinion
Balfanz & Basile: Emergency Aid Won’t Last Forever. Using Some to Create a Corps of Coaches, Coordinators & Mentors to Support Teachers Would Ensure Long-Term Benefits
by Jim Balfanz and Carole G. Basile
Balfanz & Basile: Emergency Aid Won’t Last Forever. Using Some to Create a Corps of Coaches, Coordinators & Mentors to Support Teachers Would Ensure Long-Term Benefits
Pandemic
Balfanz & Basile: Emergency Aid Won’t Last Forever. Using Some to Create a Corps of Coaches, Coordinators & Mentors to Support Teachers Would Ensure Long-Term Benefits
News
News
Why an Indianapolis School District Turned to Bus Drivers to Keep Students on Track During the Pandemic
by Aaricka Washington, Chalkbeat
Why an Indianapolis School District Turned to Bus Drivers to Keep Students on Track During the Pandemic
Pandemic
Why an Indianapolis School District Turned to Bus Drivers to Keep Students on Track During the Pandemic
News
News
‘It’s So Hard’: As Trans Bans Spread, Experts Weigh How to Balance Fairness and Inclusion in High School Sports
by Kevin Mahnken
‘It’s So Hard’: As Trans Bans Spread, Experts Weigh How to Balance Fairness and Inclusion in High School Sports
‘It’s So Hard’: As Trans Bans Spread, Experts Weigh How to Balance Fairness and Inclusion in High School Sports