Analysis
Analysis
Aldeman: How Much Learning Time Are Students Getting? In 7 Large School Districts, Less Than Normal — and in 3, They’re Getting More
by Chad Aldeman
Aldeman: How Much Learning Time Are Students Getting? In 7 Large School Districts, Less Than Normal — and in 3, They’re Getting More
Pandemic
Aldeman: How Much Learning Time Are Students Getting? In 7 Large School Districts, Less Than Normal — and in 3, They’re Getting More
News
News
To Fight COVID-19, Some San Antonio Schools Are Relying On Private Funds to Step Up Contact Tracing and Assurance Testing
by Bekah McNeel
To Fight COVID-19, Some San Antonio Schools Are Relying On Private Funds to Step Up Contact Tracing and Assurance Testing
Pandemic
To Fight COVID-19, Some San Antonio Schools Are Relying On Private Funds to Step Up Contact Tracing and Assurance Testing
News
News
Pressing Through a Campaign Under COVID: Five Ways the American Federation of Teachers Has Changed How it Rallies Members
by Patrick O’Donnell
Pressing Through a Campaign Under COVID: Five Ways the American Federation of Teachers Has Changed How it Rallies Members
EDlection 2020
Pressing Through a Campaign Under COVID: Five Ways the American Federation of Teachers Has Changed How it Rallies Members
Analysis
Analysis
Robinson & Rogers: Write Less to Say More — How Schools Can Communicate More Effectively With Families
by Carly Robinson and Todd Rogers
Robinson & Rogers: Write Less to Say More — How Schools Can Communicate More Effectively With Families
Pandemic
Robinson & Rogers: Write Less to Say More — How Schools Can Communicate More Effectively With Families
News
News
Dear Future Me: For 26 Years, NJ Teacher Had His 6th-Graders Write Letters to Their Future Selves. This Year He Got to See Them Opened
by Asher Lehrer-Small
Dear Future Me: For 26 Years, NJ Teacher Had His 6th-Graders Write Letters to Their Future Selves. This Year He Got to See Them Opened
Pandemic
Dear Future Me: For 26 Years, NJ Teacher Had His 6th-Graders Write Letters to Their Future Selves. This Year He Got to See Them Opened
COVID-19
Every Student Succeeds Act
Wyoming to Supplement School Days With After-school Programs & More
Cleveland
COVID Spike Kills Cleveland Hybrid Hopes
New York City
School Ventilation Complex Concern for Teachers
EDlection 2020
San Antonio Teen Leads Campaign for More Time Off to Vote Safely During Pandemic
Opinion
College Search in the Age of COVID
Analysis
Helping Schools Make Lasting Change
4Fams
Meet The ‘Students’ Helping Teachers Understand What Pandemic Life Is Like at Home
Analysis
7 Ways American Education Could Change Forever After COVID
News
News
Politics, Not Science, is Driving School Reopening Decisions to a ‘Really Dangerous’ Degree, Research Suggests
by Kevin Mahnken
Politics, Not Science, is Driving School Reopening Decisions to a ‘Really Dangerous’ Degree, Research Suggests
EDlection 2020
Politics, Not Science, is Driving School Reopening Decisions to a ‘Really Dangerous’ Degree, Research Suggests
News
News
‘Don’t Get Gaggled’: Minneapolis School District Spends Big on Student Surveillance Tool, Raising Ire After Terminating Its Police Contract
by Mark Keierleber
‘Don’t Get Gaggled’: Minneapolis School District Spends Big on Student Surveillance Tool, Raising Ire After Terminating Its Police Contract
Pandemic
‘Don’t Get Gaggled’: Minneapolis School District Spends Big on Student Surveillance Tool, Raising Ire After Terminating Its Police Contract
News
News
Election to Bring Major Changes to Senate Education Committee, with Early Childhood Champion Patty Murray Likely to Lead if Democrats Prevail
by Linda Jacobson
Election to Bring Major Changes to Senate Education Committee, with Early Childhood Champion Patty Murray Likely to Lead if Democrats Prevail
EDlection 2020
Election to Bring Major Changes to Senate Education Committee, with Early Childhood Champion Patty Murray Likely to Lead if Democrats Prevail
News
News
Letter From the Publisher: Jim Roberts on His Move to Nonprofit News, The 74’s Role in Spotlighting America’s Escalating Education Crisis & Reinventing Journalism’s Business Model
by Jim Roberts
Letter From the Publisher: Jim Roberts on His Move to Nonprofit News, The 74’s Role in Spotlighting America’s Escalating Education Crisis & Reinventing Journalism’s Business Model
Letter From the Publisher: Jim Roberts on His Move to Nonprofit News, The 74’s Role in Spotlighting America’s Escalating Education Crisis & Reinventing Journalism’s Business Model
Featured
Youth Suicide: The Other Public Health Crisis
Pandemic
Youth Suicide: The Other Public Health Crisis
News
News
Yellow Rose, Blue Wave: What Democrats’ Statehouse Ascent Might Mean for Texas’s Singular K-12 Political Landscape
by Beth Hawkins
Yellow Rose, Blue Wave: What Democrats’ Statehouse Ascent Might Mean for Texas’s Singular K-12 Political Landscape
EDlection 2020
Yellow Rose, Blue Wave: What Democrats’ Statehouse Ascent Might Mean for Texas’s Singular K-12 Political Landscape
Opinion
Opinion
As LGBTQ Students, Especially Those of Color, Head Back to School, They Must Be Kept Safe — & Not Just From COVID-19
As LGBTQ Students, Especially Those of Color, Head Back to School, They Must Be Kept Safe — & Not Just From COVID-19
As LGBTQ Students, Especially Those of Color, Head Back to School, They Must Be Kept Safe — & Not Just From COVID-19
News
News
How New Orleans Schools Are Making Up Special Education Losses From the Spring Pandemic Shutdown — and Why the Process Could Improve Distance Learning This Fall
by Beth Hawkins
How New Orleans Schools Are Making Up Special Education Losses From the Spring Pandemic Shutdown — and Why the Process Could Improve Distance Learning This Fall
Pandemic
How New Orleans Schools Are Making Up Special Education Losses From the Spring Pandemic Shutdown — and Why the Process Could Improve Distance Learning This Fall
Opinion
Opinion
Educator’s View: Meet the ‘Students’ Helping Teachers Understand What Pandemic Life Is Like at Home
Educator’s View: Meet the ‘Students’ Helping Teachers Understand What Pandemic Life Is Like at Home
Educator’s View: Meet the ‘Students’ Helping Teachers Understand What Pandemic Life Is Like at Home
Educator’s View: Meet the ‘Students’ Helping Teachers Understand What Pandemic Life Is Like at Home
News
News
‘Right Now, All Students are Mobile’: New Pandemic Data Confirms a ‘Massive Event’ Disrupting School Enrollment
by Linda Jacobson
‘Right Now, All Students are Mobile’: New Pandemic Data Confirms a ‘Massive Event’ Disrupting School Enrollment
Pandemic
‘Right Now, All Students are Mobile’: New Pandemic Data Confirms a ‘Massive Event’ Disrupting School Enrollment
News
News
D.C.’s Howard University, Other Historically Black Colleges Receive $15M From Gates Foundation to Expand Rapid Testing as U.S. Sees Surge in COVID Cases
by Taylor Swaak
D.C.’s Howard University, Other Historically Black Colleges Receive $15M From Gates Foundation to Expand Rapid Testing as U.S. Sees Surge in COVID Cases
Pandemic
D.C.’s Howard University, Other Historically Black Colleges Receive $15M From Gates Foundation to Expand Rapid Testing as U.S. Sees Surge in COVID Cases
Opinion
Opinion
Adams: How to Avoid Needless COVID School Closings & Treat All New York City Students Equally
Adams: How to Avoid Needless COVID School Closings & Treat All New York City Students Equally
Adams: How to Avoid Needless COVID School Closings & Treat All New York City Students Equally
Adams: How to Avoid Needless COVID School Closings & Treat All New York City Students Equally
T74 VIDEOS
Video
Video
WATCH: How Much Learning Time Are Students Getting? Chad Aldeman Explains What’s Happening in 10 Large School Districts
by Jim Fields
WATCH: How Much Learning Time Are Students Getting? Chad Aldeman Explains What’s Happening in 10 Large School Districts
Pandemic
WATCH: How Much Learning Time Are Students Getting? Chad Aldeman Explains What’s Happening in 10 Large School Districts
News
News
WATCH: A 2020 Back-to-School Road Trip — From Masks to Disinfectant Sprays, Outdoor Classes & Learning Pods, How Students Are Returning to Class Amid a Pandemic
WATCH: A 2020 Back-to-School Road Trip — From Masks to Disinfectant Sprays, Outdoor Classes & Learning Pods, How Students Are Returning to Class Amid a Pandemic
Pandemic
WATCH: A 2020 Back-to-School Road Trip — From Masks to Disinfectant Sprays, Outdoor Classes & Learning Pods, How Students Are Returning to Class Amid a Pandemic
News
News
WATCH: Students Share Insights and Advice for School Leaders, Policymakers for Coronavirus Reopening in Virtual Town Hall
WATCH: Students Share Insights and Advice for School Leaders, Policymakers for Coronavirus Reopening in Virtual Town Hall
WATCH: Students Share Insights and Advice for School Leaders, Policymakers for Coronavirus Reopening in Virtual Town Hall
News
News
Study: In 28 Districts, Middle and High School Students Lose More Than a Year of Learning Due to Suspensions
by Linda Jacobson
Study: In 28 Districts, Middle and High School Students Lose More Than a Year of Learning Due to Suspensions
The Big Picture
Study: In 28 Districts, Middle and High School Students Lose More Than a Year of Learning Due to Suspensions
News
News
The Kids Are All Right at Home: Texas, North Carolina, Nebraska Seeing Signs of a Pandemic Homeschooling Boom
by Bekah McNeel
The Kids Are All Right at Home: Texas, North Carolina, Nebraska Seeing Signs of a Pandemic Homeschooling Boom
Pandemic
The Kids Are All Right at Home: Texas, North Carolina, Nebraska Seeing Signs of a Pandemic Homeschooling Boom
Analysis
Analysis
KIPP Launches First-Of-Its-Kind Alumni Network to Help Its 30K Graduates With Careers, Mental Health and Finances
by Richard Whitmire
KIPP Launches First-Of-Its-Kind Alumni Network to Help Its 30K Graduates With Careers, Mental Health and Finances
KIPP Launches First-Of-Its-Kind Alumni Network to Help Its 30K Graduates With Careers, Mental Health and Finances
News
News
New Data Show Ohio Charter Schools Have Seen 8% Jump in Student Enrollment During Pandemic, Fueled By 38% Surge in Students Seeking Online Programs
by Patrick O’Donnell
New Data Show Ohio Charter Schools Have Seen 8% Jump in Student Enrollment During Pandemic, Fueled By 38% Surge in Students Seeking Online Programs
Pandemic
New Data Show Ohio Charter Schools Have Seen 8% Jump in Student Enrollment During Pandemic, Fueled By 38% Surge in Students Seeking Online Programs
News
News
Federal Judge Dismisses Rhode Island Students’ Suit for Right to Civic Education
by Kevin Mahnken
Federal Judge Dismisses Rhode Island Students’ Suit for Right to Civic Education
Federal Judge Dismisses Rhode Island Students’ Suit for Right to Civic Education
Federal Judge Dismisses Rhode Island Students’ Suit for Right to Civic Education
Opinion
Opinion
Legislators’ View: Working Families Are in Crisis. As We Recover From COVID-19, We Must Rethink Child Care as an Economic and Public Good
Legislators’ View: Working Families Are in Crisis. As We Recover From COVID-19, We Must Rethink Child Care as an Economic and Public Good
Legislators’ View: Working Families Are in Crisis. As We Recover From COVID-19, We Must Rethink Child Care as an Economic and Public Good
News
News
As the Governor and the Mayor Disagree, NYC Parents and Educators Search for Clear Guidance on In-Person Schooling
by Zoë Kirsch
As the Governor and the Mayor Disagree, NYC Parents and Educators Search for Clear Guidance on In-Person Schooling
Pandemic
As the Governor and the Mayor Disagree, NYC Parents and Educators Search for Clear Guidance on In-Person Schooling
Analysis
Analysis
Analysis: COVID Learning & Earning Losses Could Be Huge. But There Are Remedies Inside and Outside Our Schools. Here are 7 of Them
by Bruno Manno
Analysis: COVID Learning & Earning Losses Could Be Huge. But There Are Remedies Inside and Outside Our Schools. Here are 7 of Them
Pandemic
Analysis: COVID Learning & Earning Losses Could Be Huge. But There Are Remedies Inside and Outside Our Schools. Here are 7 of Them
Opinion
Poll Shows Support for Teaching History of U.S. Racism — With or Without Parental Consent
Poll Shows Support for Teaching History of U.S. Racism — With or Without Parental Consent
Poll Shows Support for Teaching History of U.S. Racism — With or Without Parental Consent
News
News
An Unusual Form of Hybrid: Private School Students Take ‘Remote’ Classes at School
by Patrick O’Donnell
An Unusual Form of Hybrid: Private School Students Take ‘Remote’ Classes at School
Pandemic
An Unusual Form of Hybrid: Private School Students Take ‘Remote’ Classes at School
An Unusual Form of Hybrid: Private School Students Take ‘Remote’ Classes at School
Opinion
Opinion
All States Now Required to Track Students’ College and Career Readiness, but Few Do It Well and Some Not at All
All States Now Required to Track Students’ College and Career Readiness, but Few Do It Well and Some Not at All
All States Now Required to Track Students’ College and Career Readiness, but Few Do It Well and Some Not at All
News
News
Teachers Turned to Social Media as a Remote Learning Tool During the Pandemic, but Privacy Experts Warn the Trend Could Open ‘Pandora’s Box’ of Problems
by Mark Keierleber
Teachers Turned to Social Media as a Remote Learning Tool During the Pandemic, but Privacy Experts Warn the Trend Could Open ‘Pandora’s Box’ of Problems
Pandemic
Teachers Turned to Social Media as a Remote Learning Tool During the Pandemic, but Privacy Experts Warn the Trend Could Open ‘Pandora’s Box’ of Problems
News
News
Using Tutors to Combat COVID Learning Loss: New Research Shows That Even Lightly Trained Volunteers Drive Academic Gains
by Kevin Mahnken
Using Tutors to Combat COVID Learning Loss: New Research Shows That Even Lightly Trained Volunteers Drive Academic Gains
Pandemic
Using Tutors to Combat COVID Learning Loss: New Research Shows That Even Lightly Trained Volunteers Drive Academic Gains
News
Missing: Will 600,000 Kids Skip Kindergarten This Year?
Missing: Will 600,000 Kids Skip Kindergarten This Year?