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Analysis
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by Christine Pitts and Bree Dusseault
School Reopening, By the Numbers — How 100 Top Districts Are (and Aren’t) Adapting: More Vaccine Rules for Teachers and Students, But Few Learning Plans for Quarantined Kids
100 Top School Districts Adapt to COVID
School Reopening, By the Numbers — How 100 Top Districts Are (and Aren’t) Adapting: More Vaccine Rules for Teachers and Students, But Few Learning Plans for Quarantined Kids
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Featured
Photo Gallery — New York City Public Schools Reopen for Their First Fully In-Person School Year Since the Pandemic Began
by Marianna McMurdock
Photo Gallery — New York City Public Schools Reopen for Their First Fully In-Person School Year Since the Pandemic Began
Photo Gallery — New York City Public Schools Reopen for Their First Fully In-Person School Year Since the Pandemic Began
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The Week in COVID & Education Policy: Los Angeles to Require Shots for Students 12 and Up, Rising COVID Cases in Kids and 15 More Key Updates
by John Bailey
The Week in COVID & Education Policy: Los Angeles to Require Shots for Students 12 and Up, Rising COVID Cases in Kids and 15 More Key Updates
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The Week in COVID & Education Policy: Los Angeles to Require Shots for Students 12 and Up, Rising COVID Cases in Kids and 15 More Key Updates
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News
Shortage of Afterschool Workers Over COVID-19 Fears and Low Pay Leads to Long Waitlists and Uncertainty for Working Parents
by Cheryn Hong
Shortage of Afterschool Workers Over COVID-19 Fears and Low Pay Leads to Long Waitlists and Uncertainty for Working Parents
Pandemic
Shortage of Afterschool Workers Over COVID-19 Fears and Low Pay Leads to Long Waitlists and Uncertainty for Working Parents
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‘They Created a Space For People Like Myself’: How an Online Community of Rhode Island Educators of Color Supported Each Other Through the Pandemic
by Asher Lehrer-Small
‘They Created a Space For People Like Myself’: How an Online Community of Rhode Island Educators of Color Supported Each Other Through the Pandemic
Pandemic
‘They Created a Space For People Like Myself’: How an Online Community of Rhode Island Educators of Color Supported Each Other Through the Pandemic
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by Linda Jacobson
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WATCH: Education Secretary Cardona, CDC Director Walensky Talk Vaccine Mandates, Student Masks and Timelines for Child Inoculations at Today Show Town Hall
by The 74
WATCH: Education Secretary Cardona, CDC Director Walensky Talk Vaccine Mandates, Student Masks and Timelines for Child Inoculations at Today Show Town Hall
WATCH: Education Secretary Cardona, CDC Director Walensky Talk Vaccine Mandates, Student Masks and Timelines for Child Inoculations at Today Show Town Hall
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Martinez: My San Antonio District Is Requiring All School Staff to Get the COVID-19 Vaccine. Yours Should, Too
by Pedro Martinez
Martinez: My San Antonio District Is Requiring All School Staff to Get the COVID-19 Vaccine. Yours Should, Too
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Martinez: My San Antonio District Is Requiring All School Staff to Get the COVID-19 Vaccine. Yours Should, Too
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Featured
MIT Students Make STEM Come Alive for Boston Middle Schoolers in Free, Virtual Camp Just Before School Reopens
by Marianna McMurdock
MIT Students Make STEM Come Alive for Boston Middle Schoolers in Free, Virtual Camp Just Before School Reopens
MIT Students Make STEM Come Alive for Boston Middle Schoolers in Free, Virtual Camp Just Before School Reopens
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From Tragedy to Triumph to Failure: How 9/11 Helped Pass No Child Left Behind — And Fueled its Eventual Demise
by Kevin Mahnken
From Tragedy to Triumph to Failure: How 9/11 Helped Pass No Child Left Behind — And Fueled its Eventual Demise
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From Tragedy to Triumph to Failure: How 9/11 Helped Pass No Child Left Behind — And Fueled its Eventual Demise
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Leaky Roofs, Bad Plumbing, No Internet: Advocates Say America’s Libraries Need $32 Billion for Infrastructure Upgrades
by Cheryn Hong
Leaky Roofs, Bad Plumbing, No Internet: Advocates Say America’s Libraries Need $32 Billion for Infrastructure Upgrades
Pandemic
Leaky Roofs, Bad Plumbing, No Internet: Advocates Say America’s Libraries Need $32 Billion for Infrastructure Upgrades
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Looking for Mental Health Care and Falling Into an ‘Internet Wormhole’
Looking for Mental Health Care and Falling Into an ‘Internet Wormhole’
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Special Report — Fallout from COVID’s K-Shaped Recession May Be Felt By Students for Years. How Can Schools Avert a Classroom Crisis?
by Marianna McMurdock
Special Report — Fallout from COVID’s K-Shaped Recession May Be Felt By Students for Years. How Can Schools Avert a Classroom Crisis?
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by Cheryn Hong
NYC Principal Alice Hom Prepares for a Return to School After a Year of Heightened Anti-Asian Sentiment and COVID-19
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NYC Principal Alice Hom Prepares for a Return to School After a Year of Heightened Anti-Asian Sentiment and COVID-19
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by Mark Keierleber
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‘The First Big Domino to Fall’: Los Angeles District Mandates Student Vaccines as Biden Unveils Aggressive COVID Testing Plan
by Linda Jacobson
‘The First Big Domino to Fall’: Los Angeles District Mandates Student Vaccines as Biden Unveils Aggressive COVID Testing Plan
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‘The First Big Domino to Fall’: Los Angeles District Mandates Student Vaccines as Biden Unveils Aggressive COVID Testing Plan
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A Dad’s Plea: My Daughter Is in 3rd Grade and COVID-19 Is Spreading Like Wildfire in Our TN Schools. We Need Help From Anyone Willing to Stand Up for Kids
by Nathan Kelly
A Dad’s Plea: My Daughter Is in 3rd Grade and COVID-19 Is Spreading Like Wildfire in Our TN Schools. We Need Help From Anyone Willing to Stand Up for Kids
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A Dad’s Plea: My Daughter Is in 3rd Grade and COVID-19 Is Spreading Like Wildfire in Our TN Schools. We Need Help From Anyone Willing to Stand Up for Kids
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Can Austin’s Schools Handle the Fallout from COVID’s K-Shaped Recession?
Can Austin’s Schools Handle the Fallout from COVID’s K-Shaped Recession?
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WATCH — Special Report: How COVID’s K-Shaped Recession Could Widen Achievement Gaps and Spark a Classroom Crisis
by The 74
WATCH — Special Report: How COVID’s K-Shaped Recession Could Widen Achievement Gaps and Spark a Classroom Crisis
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WATCH — Special Report: How COVID’s K-Shaped Recession Could Widen Achievement Gaps and Spark a Classroom Crisis
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Back-to-School Photo Album: Amid Delta Surge, a Surreal Return to Campus For Students Across America
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Back-to-School Photo Album: Amid Delta Surge, a Surreal Return to Campus For Students Across America
Back-to-School Photo Album: Amid Delta Surge, a Surreal Return to Campus For Students Across America
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‘Everyone Had Their Heads in the Sand’: Push To Reopen Schools Leaves Many Quarantined Students Without Remote Learning Options
by Linda Jacobson
‘Everyone Had Their Heads in the Sand’: Push To Reopen Schools Leaves Many Quarantined Students Without Remote Learning Options
Pandemic
‘Everyone Had Their Heads in the Sand’: Push To Reopen Schools Leaves Many Quarantined Students Without Remote Learning Options
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Critical Race Theory and the New ‘Massive Resistance’
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74 Interview: Dallas Supt. Michael Hinojosa on Why ‘Everything’s at Stake’ in His Legal Battle Over Masking, Catching Students Up, Vaccine Mandates
by Asher Lehrer-Small
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74 Interview: Dallas Supt. Michael Hinojosa on Why ‘Everything’s at Stake’ in His Legal Battle Over Masking, Catching Students Up, Vaccine Mandates
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COVID-19 Spurs School Choice Legislation — Missouri, 4 Other States Pass Education Savings Account Bills
by Wayne D’Orio
COVID-19 Spurs School Choice Legislation — Missouri, 4 Other States Pass Education Savings Account Bills
Pandemic
COVID-19 Spurs School Choice Legislation — Missouri, 4 Other States Pass Education Savings Account Bills
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Featured
Shipwreck Camp Delivers A Treasure Trove of Science With the Search for Sunken Boats in Lake Erie
by Patrick O’Donnell
Shipwreck Camp Delivers A Treasure Trove of Science With the Search for Sunken Boats in Lake Erie
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Shipwreck Camp Delivers A Treasure Trove of Science With the Search for Sunken Boats in Lake Erie
Shipwreck Camp Delivers A Treasure Trove of Science With the Search for Sunken Boats in Lake Erie
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Our 9 Best Education Articles from August: The Fight to Avert a K-Shaped Classroom Crisis, Keeping Schools Safe Amid the Delta Variant, Creative Summer Learning & More
by The 74
Our 9 Best Education Articles from August: The Fight to Avert a K-Shaped Classroom Crisis, Keeping Schools Safe Amid the Delta Variant, Creative Summer Learning & More
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Our 9 Best Education Articles from August: The Fight to Avert a K-Shaped Classroom Crisis, Keeping Schools Safe Amid the Delta Variant, Creative Summer Learning & More
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Schools Didn’t Plan for Online Classes This Year. Then Delta Struck, Demand Is Surging & Districts Are Scrambling for Virtual Options. Will They Be Good Enough?
by Beth Hawkins
Schools Didn’t Plan for Online Classes This Year. Then Delta Struck, Demand Is Surging & Districts Are Scrambling for Virtual Options. Will They Be Good Enough?
Pandemic
Schools Didn’t Plan for Online Classes This Year. Then Delta Struck, Demand Is Surging & Districts Are Scrambling for Virtual Options. Will They Be Good Enough?
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More Than 1,000 Minnesota First-Time Student Loan Borrowers to Get Free College Success Coaching Under New State Partnership
by Marianna McMurdock
More Than 1,000 Minnesota First-Time Student Loan Borrowers to Get Free College Success Coaching Under New State Partnership
More Than 1,000 Minnesota First-Time Student Loan Borrowers to Get Free College Success Coaching Under New State Partnership
Analysis
Analysis
Hettleman: Should Wraparound Services Be Funded from School Budgets? Maryland Plan Offers a Cautionary Tale
by Kalman Hettleman
Hettleman: Should Wraparound Services Be Funded from School Budgets? Maryland Plan Offers a Cautionary Tale
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Hettleman: Should Wraparound Services Be Funded from School Budgets? Maryland Plan Offers a Cautionary Tale
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School Policing Questioned as Students Return to Classrooms Amid Pandemic Stress and Security Revamp
by Eileen Grench, THE CITY
School Policing Questioned as Students Return to Classrooms Amid Pandemic Stress and Security Revamp
Pandemic
School Policing Questioned as Students Return to Classrooms Amid Pandemic Stress and Security Revamp
School Policing Questioned as Students Return to Classrooms Amid Pandemic Stress and Security Revamp
Analysis
Analysis
Analysis: How State Critical Race Theory Bans Could Trickle Down to the Classroom — and What Schools, Teachers and Parents Can Do
by Julia Kaufman and Alice Huguet
Analysis: How State Critical Race Theory Bans Could Trickle Down to the Classroom — and What Schools, Teachers and Parents Can Do
Analysis: How State Critical Race Theory Bans Could Trickle Down to the Classroom — and What Schools, Teachers and Parents Can Do
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Repair a Home. Sell a Home. Pay for College. Repeat.
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by Greg Toppo
A Game of Their Own: Summer Camp Empowers Girls to Design and Play Their Own Digital Works
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A Game of Their Own: Summer Camp Empowers Girls to Design and Play Their Own Digital Works
A Game of Their Own: Summer Camp Empowers Girls to Design and Play Their Own Digital Works