Analysis
Analysis
Why Women Excel at Prized ‘Soft Skills’ but Still Trail Men When It Comes to Being Hired for the STEM Careers of the Future
by David Cantor
Why Women Excel at Prized ‘Soft Skills’ but Still Trail Men When It Comes to Being Hired for the STEM Careers of the Future
Why Women Excel at Prized ‘Soft Skills’ but Still Trail Men When It Comes to Being Hired for the STEM Careers of the Future
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News
The L.A. Teacher Strike May Be Over, but Observers Warn There’s No ‘Clear Path Forward’ for How the School District Can Afford Its New Contract
by Taylor Swaak
The L.A. Teacher Strike May Be Over, but Observers Warn There’s No ‘Clear Path Forward’ for How the School District Can Afford Its New Contract
Los Angeles
The L.A. Teacher Strike May Be Over, but Observers Warn There’s No ‘Clear Path Forward’ for How the School District Can Afford Its New Contract
Opinion
Opinion
Analysis: A Looming Legislative Backlash Against Teacher Strikes? Why Walkouts Could Become Illegal in Some States, With Strikers Facing Fines, Jail, or Loss of Their License
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Analysis: A Looming Legislative Backlash Against Teacher Strikes? Why Walkouts Could Become Illegal in Some States, With Strikers Facing Fines, Jail, or Loss of Their License
Analysis: A Looming Legislative Backlash Against Teacher Strikes? Why Walkouts Could Become Illegal in Some States, With Strikers Facing Fines, Jail, or Loss of Their License
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News
Teacher of the Year Mandy Manning Leading El Paso ‘Teach-In’ This Weekend, Protesting Trump Administration’s Child Detention Policies
by Mark Keierleber
Teacher of the Year Mandy Manning Leading El Paso ‘Teach-In’ This Weekend, Protesting Trump Administration’s Child Detention Policies
Teacher of the Year Mandy Manning Leading El Paso ‘Teach-In’ This Weekend, Protesting Trump Administration’s Child Detention Policies
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News
New Florida Study Shows Students Using State’s Tax Credit Scholarship Program More Likely to Attend and Graduate College
by Beth Hawkins
New Florida Study Shows Students Using State’s Tax Credit Scholarship Program More Likely to Attend and Graduate College
The Big Picture
New Florida Study Shows Students Using State’s Tax Credit Scholarship Program More Likely to Attend and Graduate College
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Anniversary
6 Things We’ve Learned About Student Safety, School Security, Resilience Since Parkland
Commentary
1st Person: We Need More Black-Led Charters. Here's What I’ve Learned Running One in Atlanta
Religion in Schools
Groups Push for Bible Literacy Classes
Social-Emotional Learning
National Survey: 1 in 3 Teens Bored ‘Most or All of the Time’ in School
EDlection 2020
Exclusive: Sen. (and Pres Candidate) Cory Booker Reflects on His School Reforms in Newark
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Inside the $3 Billion School Security Industry
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Easy Texting Between Parents & Schools
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3 States Tried to Shutter Failing For-Profit Online Charter Schools. A Suspicious Pattern of Allegations, Accusations, and Legal Complaints Quickly Followed
by Beth Hawkins
3 States Tried to Shutter Failing For-Profit Online Charter Schools. A Suspicious Pattern of Allegations, Accusations, and Legal Complaints Quickly Followed
3 States Tried to Shutter Failing For-Profit Online Charter Schools. A Suspicious Pattern of Allegations, Accusations, and Legal Complaints Quickly Followed
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News
7 Surprising Lessons From the 2019 Measles Outbreak: Teens Defying Parents on Vaccines, Affected Children Left More Susceptible to Other Illnesses & More
by Laura Fay
7 Surprising Lessons From the 2019 Measles Outbreak: Teens Defying Parents on Vaccines, Affected Children Left More Susceptible to Other Illnesses & More
7 Surprising Lessons From the 2019 Measles Outbreak: Teens Defying Parents on Vaccines, Affected Children Left More Susceptible to Other Illnesses & More
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News
Los Angeles Could Do Away With Policy That Requires Schools to Hire From List of Displaced Educators — and Forces Teachers Into Assignments They Don’t Want
by Taylor Swaak
Los Angeles Could Do Away With Policy That Requires Schools to Hire From List of Displaced Educators — and Forces Teachers Into Assignments They Don’t Want
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Could Do Away With Policy That Requires Schools to Hire From List of Displaced Educators — and Forces Teachers Into Assignments They Don’t Want
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News
Learning From Disaster: Education Leaders From Puerto Rico, Louisiana Describe How They Turned Crisis Into Opportunity Following Hurricanes
by Mark Keierleber
Learning From Disaster: Education Leaders From Puerto Rico, Louisiana Describe How They Turned Crisis Into Opportunity Following Hurricanes
Learning From Disaster: Education Leaders From Puerto Rico, Louisiana Describe How They Turned Crisis Into Opportunity Following Hurricanes
News
News
Is Homework Too Easy? With Half of Parents Expressing Concerns, New Study Says Students’ Assignments Lack Rigor, Favor Lower-Level Skills
by Brendan Lowe
Is Homework Too Easy? With Half of Parents Expressing Concerns, New Study Says Students’ Assignments Lack Rigor, Favor Lower-Level Skills
The Big Picture
Is Homework Too Easy? With Half of Parents Expressing Concerns, New Study Says Students’ Assignments Lack Rigor, Favor Lower-Level Skills
Featured
Featured
Eating, Shopping, and Project-Based Learning: A View From Memphis’ Mall-Based Crosstown High
by Carolyn Phenicie
Eating, Shopping, and Project-Based Learning: A View From Memphis’ Mall-Based Crosstown High
Eating, Shopping, and Project-Based Learning: A View From Memphis’ Mall-Based Crosstown High
Eating, Shopping, and Project-Based Learning: A View From Memphis’ Mall-Based Crosstown High
Analysis
Analysis
Analysis: Illinois Set Ambitious Goals for Student Outcomes Under ESSA That Just Won’t Work. Here’s Why — and How States Can Do Better
by Elliot Regenstein, Ben Boer and Paul Zavitkovsky
Analysis: Illinois Set Ambitious Goals for Student Outcomes Under ESSA That Just Won’t Work. Here’s Why — and How States Can Do Better
Every Student Succeeds Act
Analysis: Illinois Set Ambitious Goals for Student Outcomes Under ESSA That Just Won’t Work. Here’s Why — and How States Can Do Better
Analysis
Analysis
At D.C.’s Ingenuity Prep, Personalized Learning Hasn’t Replaced Teacher Time; It’s Put the Focus Back on Small Groups
by Emily Langhorne
At D.C.’s Ingenuity Prep, Personalized Learning Hasn’t Replaced Teacher Time; It’s Put the Focus Back on Small Groups
Personalized Learning
At D.C.’s Ingenuity Prep, Personalized Learning Hasn’t Replaced Teacher Time; It’s Put the Focus Back on Small Groups
Analysis
Analysis
Analysis — The Future of School Governance: How Will Innovative Education Systems Balance a Need for Experimentation With a Parent’s Right to Make Informed Choices?
by Paul Hill
Analysis — The Future of School Governance: How Will Innovative Education Systems Balance a Need for Experimentation With a Parent’s Right to Make Informed Choices?
Analysis — The Future of School Governance: How Will Innovative Education Systems Balance a Need for Experimentation With a Parent’s Right to Make Informed Choices?
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12 Things to Know About **School Segregation** — and How Integration Helps Students
Building Integrated Classrooms
12 Things to Know About School Segregation — and How Integration Helps Students
12 Things to Know About **School Segregation** — and How Integration Helps Students
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News
As Chicago Faces Surge in Student Sexual Misconduct Reports, Advocates Warn the Problem Isn’t Unique to America’s 3rd-Largest School System
by Mark Keierleber
As Chicago Faces Surge in Student Sexual Misconduct Reports, Advocates Warn the Problem Isn’t Unique to America’s 3rd-Largest School System
As Chicago Faces Surge in Student Sexual Misconduct Reports, Advocates Warn the Problem Isn’t Unique to America’s 3rd-Largest School System
Video
Video
Watch: Inside Indianapolis’s Purdue Polytechnic High, an Innovative School Built Around Design Thinking That Offers a Direct Pathway to College
by The 74
Watch: Inside Indianapolis’s Purdue Polytechnic High, an Innovative School Built Around Design Thinking That Offers a Direct Pathway to College
Personalized Learning
Watch: Inside Indianapolis’s Purdue Polytechnic High, an Innovative School Built Around Design Thinking That Offers a Direct Pathway to College
Analysis
Analysis
Falling Into the Belief Gap: What It Feels Like to Realize Your Child’s Teachers Have Sized Him Up and Dumbed Down Their Estimations
by Beth Hawkins
Falling Into the Belief Gap: What It Feels Like to Realize Your Child’s Teachers Have Sized Him Up and Dumbed Down Their Estimations
Falling Into the Belief Gap: What It Feels Like to Realize Your Child’s Teachers Have Sized Him Up and Dumbed Down Their Estimations
News
News
Exclusive: Student Data Needs Protecting, New Report Says. Hiring a Chief Privacy Officer Can Help Schools and Districts Do Just That
by Kate Stringer
Exclusive: Student Data Needs Protecting, New Report Says. Hiring a Chief Privacy Officer Can Help Schools and Districts Do Just That
Exclusive: Student Data Needs Protecting, New Report Says. Hiring a Chief Privacy Officer Can Help Schools and Districts Do Just That
Analysis
Analysis
Analysis: How Bad Are the Nation’s Teacher Shortages? With All the Conflicting and Unreliable Data Out There, We Don’t Really Know
by Justin Trinidad
Analysis: How Bad Are the Nation’s Teacher Shortages? With All the Conflicting and Unreliable Data Out There, We Don’t Really Know
Analysis: How Bad Are the Nation’s Teacher Shortages? With All the Conflicting and Unreliable Data Out There, We Don’t Really Know
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News
Supplement Not Supplant Is Back: Why Education Advocates Are Concerned a Wonky New ESSA Spending Proposal Will Hurt Poor Kids
by Carolyn Phenicie
Supplement Not Supplant Is Back: Why Education Advocates Are Concerned a Wonky New ESSA Spending Proposal Will Hurt Poor Kids
Every Student Succeeds Act
Supplement Not Supplant Is Back: Why Education Advocates Are Concerned a Wonky New ESSA Spending Proposal Will Hurt Poor Kids
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News
200 Students, Parents & Educators Spent Two Years Thinking About How to Support the Whole Child. Here Are 6 Things They Found
by Kate Stringer
200 Students, Parents & Educators Spent Two Years Thinking About How to Support the Whole Child. Here Are 6 Things They Found
200 Students, Parents & Educators Spent Two Years Thinking About How to Support the Whole Child. Here Are 6 Things They Found
Opinion
Opinion
Rivera: Advice for the State Education Leaders of 2019: Work Locally & Collaborate With Students, Families, Teachers, and Business
by Pedro Rivera
Rivera: Advice for the State Education Leaders of 2019: Work Locally & Collaborate With Students, Families, Teachers, and Business
Rivera: Advice for the State Education Leaders of 2019: Work Locally & Collaborate With Students, Families, Teachers, and Business
News
News
To Make Sure Their Students Don’t Go Hungry on Back-to-Back Snow Days, Kentucky Teachers Deliver Food to the Kids at Home
by Tiffany Lagerstrom
To Make Sure Their Students Don’t Go Hungry on Back-to-Back Snow Days, Kentucky Teachers Deliver Food to the Kids at Home
Inspiring
To Make Sure Their Students Don’t Go Hungry on Back-to-Back Snow Days, Kentucky Teachers Deliver Food to the Kids at Home
News
11 Charts That Changed the Way We Think About Schools in 2018
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11 Charts That Changed the Way We Think About Schools in 2018
11 Charts That Changed the Way We Think About Schools in 2018
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News
Inside the $3 Billion School Security Industry: Companies Market Sophisticated Technology to ‘Harden’ Campuses, but Will It Make Us Safe?
by Mark Keierleber
Inside the $3 Billion School Security Industry: Companies Market Sophisticated Technology to ‘Harden’ Campuses, but Will It Make Us Safe?
Inside the $3 Billion School Security Industry: Companies Market Sophisticated Technology to ‘Harden’ Campuses, but Will It Make Us Safe?
News
News
A New Push for Play-Based Learning: Why Districts Say It’s Leading to More Engaged Students, Collaborative Classmates … and Better Grades
by Kate Stringer
A New Push for Play-Based Learning: Why Districts Say It’s Leading to More Engaged Students, Collaborative Classmates … and Better Grades
A New Push for Play-Based Learning: Why Districts Say It’s Leading to More Engaged Students, Collaborative Classmates … and Better Grades
News
News
Principled Stand or High-Stakes Standoff? For a Second Year, Houston Thumbs Its Nose at a Popular Texas School Innovation Law and Risks Takeover
by Beth Hawkins
Principled Stand or High-Stakes Standoff? For a Second Year, Houston Thumbs Its Nose at a Popular Texas School Innovation Law and Risks Takeover
Principled Stand or High-Stakes Standoff? For a Second Year, Houston Thumbs Its Nose at a Popular Texas School Innovation Law and Risks Takeover
News
News
The 74, Roland Martin, and Partners Announce Atlanta as Next Stop in National Town Hall Education Series
by The 74
The 74, Roland Martin, and Partners Announce Atlanta as Next Stop in National Town Hall Education Series
The 74, Roland Martin, and Partners Announce Atlanta as Next Stop in National Town Hall Education Series
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News
America’s Achievement Gap — Made, Not Born? What a Study of 30,000 Students Reveals About Lowered Expectations and Poorer-Quality Instruction for Kids of Color
by David Cantor
America’s Achievement Gap — Made, Not Born? What a Study of 30,000 Students Reveals About Lowered Expectations and Poorer-Quality Instruction for Kids of Color
The Big Picture
America’s Achievement Gap — Made, Not Born? What a Study of 30,000 Students Reveals About Lowered Expectations and Poorer-Quality Instruction for Kids of Color
Opinion
Opinion
Bradford: Are Democrats Really Soured on Education Reform? Or Is it Just a Battlefield for Deeper Policy Conflicts Within the Party?
by Derrell Bradford
Bradford: Are Democrats Really Soured on Education Reform? Or Is it Just a Battlefield for Deeper Policy Conflicts Within the Party?
Bradford: Are Democrats Really Soured on Education Reform? Or Is it Just a Battlefield for Deeper Policy Conflicts Within the Party?
Flashcard
LIFO 101: How **‘Last-In, First-Out’** Affects School Districts
LIFO 101: How ‘Last-In, First-Out’ Affects School Districts
LIFO 101: How **‘Last-In, First-Out’** Affects School Districts
News
News
Why Diversity Matters: Five Things We Know About How Black Students Benefit From Having Black Teachers
by Kevin Mahnken
Why Diversity Matters: Five Things We Know About How Black Students Benefit From Having Black Teachers
The Big Picture
Why Diversity Matters: Five Things We Know About How Black Students Benefit From Having Black Teachers
News
News
Investigation: Overshadowed by Shocking Abuse and Misconduct Cases, Teacher Incompetence Often Harms New York City’s Poorest Students
by David Cantor
Investigation: Overshadowed by Shocking Abuse and Misconduct Cases, Teacher Incompetence Often Harms New York City’s Poorest Students
Investigation: Overshadowed by Shocking Abuse and Misconduct Cases, Teacher Incompetence Often Harms New York City’s Poorest Students
Analysis
Analysis
Investigation: In NYC School Where a Teenager Was Killed, Students & Educators Say Lax Discipline Led to Bullying, Chaos, and Death
by Max Eden
Investigation: In NYC School Where a Teenager Was Killed, Students & Educators Say Lax Discipline Led to Bullying, Chaos, and Death
Investigation: In NYC School Where a Teenager Was Killed, Students & Educators Say Lax Discipline Led to Bullying, Chaos, and Death
News
News
As Schools Comb Social Media for Potential Threats, Has Mass Shooting Anxiety Turned Administrators Into the ‘Internet Police’?
by Mark Keierleber
As Schools Comb Social Media for Potential Threats, Has Mass Shooting Anxiety Turned Administrators Into the ‘Internet Police’?
As Schools Comb Social Media for Potential Threats, Has Mass Shooting Anxiety Turned Administrators Into the ‘Internet Police’?
News
News
BASIS: Inside the Acclaimed School Network That’s Blended Together the World’s Best Education Practices
by Kate Stringer
BASIS: Inside the Acclaimed School Network That’s Blended Together the World’s Best Education Practices
BASIS: Inside the Acclaimed School Network That’s Blended Together the World’s Best Education Practices