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Review Finds Some States’ ESSA School Improvement Plans Miss the Mark on Equity
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by Carolyn Phenicie
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Ed Dept’s New Title IX Rules Would Set Higher Bar for Proving Sex Harassment in K-12 vs. Higher Ed; Women’s Groups Vow Opposition as 60-Day Comment Period Begins
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The 74, Roland Martin, and Partners Announce Indianapolis as First Stop on National Tour
The 74, Roland Martin, and Partners Announce Indianapolis as First Stop on National Tour
The 74, Roland Martin, and Partners Announce Indianapolis as First Stop on National Tour
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Massachusetts Study Finds That New Charters Boost Spending at Nearby District Schools — and Change How They Spend It
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Massachusetts Study Finds That New Charters Boost Spending at Nearby District Schools — and Change How They Spend It
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Students Ratify School Safety Bill of Rights Calling for New Gun Control, Mental Health Programs
Students Ratify School Safety Bill of Rights Calling for New Gun Control, Mental Health Programs
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Not Your Average Student Council: How Chicago’s Student Voice Committees Are Giving Kids a Real Say in Their Schools
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Online Outrage Over What Appears to Be Prom Photo Featuring Dozens of Wisconsin High Schoolers Giving Nazi Salute
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by Mark Keierleber
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by Beth Hawkins
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Diploma Double-Down: New Orleans’s KIPP Renaissance High School Plans to Graduate the Class of 2020 as Juniors — College Juniors
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Struggle for the Future: Schools Lag in Preparing Students for the Age of Automation
Struggle for the Future: Schools Lag in Preparing Students for the Age of Automation
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