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A 2020 EDlection Cheat Sheet: Recapping the 48 Key Races, Winners and Campaign Issues That Could Reshape America’s Schools and Education Policy
A 2020 EDlection Cheat Sheet: Recapping the 48 Key Races, Winners and Campaign Issues That Could Reshape America’s Schools and Education Policy
A 2020 EDlection Cheat Sheet: Recapping the 48 Key Races, Winners and Campaign Issues That Could Reshape America’s Schools and Education Policy
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News
What We Know About the Youth Vote So Far: In 11 Key States, Early Data Suggest a Turnout Surge Among Young Americans
by Mark Keierleber
What We Know About the Youth Vote So Far: In 11 Key States, Early Data Suggest a Turnout Surge Among Young Americans
EDlection 2020
What We Know About the Youth Vote So Far: In 11 Key States, Early Data Suggest a Turnout Surge Among Young Americans
News
News
A Biden Win Seems Certain, but One Education Expert Warns, ‘There’s No Mandate Momentum Here’
by Linda Jacobson
A Biden Win Seems Certain, but One Education Expert Warns, ‘There’s No Mandate Momentum Here’
EDlection 2020
A Biden Win Seems Certain, but One Education Expert Warns, ‘There’s No Mandate Momentum Here’
A Biden Win Seems Certain, but One Education Expert Warns, ‘There’s No Mandate Momentum Here’
News
News
With Control of Senate Uncertain, Educators Look to Mitch McConnell, Who Calls Pandemic Relief Package ‘Job One’
by Linda Jacobson
With Control of Senate Uncertain, Educators Look to Mitch McConnell, Who Calls Pandemic Relief Package ‘Job One’
EDlection 2020
With Control of Senate Uncertain, Educators Look to Mitch McConnell, Who Calls Pandemic Relief Package ‘Job One’
News
News
Any Which Way You Fund It, Pre-K Scores Four Big Wins For 4-Year-Olds Across U.S.
by Bekah McNeel
Any Which Way You Fund It, Pre-K Scores Four Big Wins For 4-Year-Olds Across U.S.
EDlection 2020
Any Which Way You Fund It, Pre-K Scores Four Big Wins For 4-Year-Olds Across U.S.
Any Which Way You Fund It, Pre-K Scores Four Big Wins For 4-Year-Olds Across U.S.
EDlection 2020
Rolling Updates
Who Won the 48 Key Votes That Could Reshape American Ed Policy
Washington, D.C.
Newest State Board of Ed Members Appear Set
District Leadership
Georgia’s Gwinnett County District Picks Up Two More Black Board Members
EDlection 2020
WA State Sex Ed Bill Passes Easily
EDlection2020
Republicans Keep Majority in Texas House
North Carolina
School Choice Advocate Wins State Schools Chief Race
New Mexico
Voters Approve $156M in Education Funding
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News
D.C. Sees Warning Signs Teachers are Considering Leaving Jobs Amid Weeks of Uncertainty, Stress Over How District Will Open Schools
by Taylor Swaak
D.C. Sees Warning Signs Teachers are Considering Leaving Jobs Amid Weeks of Uncertainty, Stress Over How District Will Open Schools
Pandemic
D.C. Sees Warning Signs Teachers are Considering Leaving Jobs Amid Weeks of Uncertainty, Stress Over How District Will Open Schools
News
News
The 74 Interview: Researcher Martin Kurzweil on Why More Data is Needed to Prevent Fraud and Confusion in the Non-Degree Credential Landscape
by Laura Fay
The 74 Interview: Researcher Martin Kurzweil on Why More Data is Needed to Prevent Fraud and Confusion in the Non-Degree Credential Landscape
The 74 Interview
The 74 Interview: Researcher Martin Kurzweil on Why More Data is Needed to Prevent Fraud and Confusion in the Non-Degree Credential Landscape
News
News
Election Week Recap: 2020 Liveblog — Rolling Updates, Results & Analysis From 50 Key Votes That Could Reshape Education Policy
Election Week Recap: 2020 Liveblog — Rolling Updates, Results & Analysis From 50 Key Votes That Could Reshape Education Policy
Election Week Recap: 2020 Liveblog — Rolling Updates, Results & Analysis From 50 Key Votes That Could Reshape Education Policy
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News
The Nation’s Aging Schools Must Improve Air Quality to Prevent Covid Transmission, Experts Say. But the Price Tag Can be Daunting
by Wayne D’Orio
The Nation’s Aging Schools Must Improve Air Quality to Prevent Covid Transmission, Experts Say. But the Price Tag Can be Daunting
Pandemic
The Nation’s Aging Schools Must Improve Air Quality to Prevent Covid Transmission, Experts Say. But the Price Tag Can be Daunting
News
News
After a Costly Campaign, Charter- and Union-Backed Candidates Each Win Seat on L.A. Unified School Board
by Laura Fay
After a Costly Campaign, Charter- and Union-Backed Candidates Each Win Seat on L.A. Unified School Board
EDlection 2020
After a Costly Campaign, Charter- and Union-Backed Candidates Each Win Seat on L.A. Unified School Board
Opinion
Opinion
Malipatil: In the Face of COVID, Nonprofits Are Stepping Up With Tech-Based Video Instruction, Teacher Support, Parent Training & Tutoring
Malipatil: In the Face of COVID, Nonprofits Are Stepping Up With Tech-Based Video Instruction, Teacher Support, Parent Training & Tutoring
Malipatil: In the Face of COVID, Nonprofits Are Stepping Up With Tech-Based Video Instruction, Teacher Support, Parent Training & Tutoring
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Twelfth-Grade NAEP Scores Offer More Bad News for Reading, Stagnation in Math
The Big Picture
Twelfth-Grade NAEP Scores Offer More Bad News for Reading, Stagnation in Math
Twelfth-Grade NAEP Scores Offer More Bad News for Reading, Stagnation in Math
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
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
DeVos on the Campaign Trail: In the Closing Hours of the Presidential Race, How Trump’s Secretary of Education Became a Key Surrogate
by Andrew Brownstein
DeVos on the Campaign Trail: In the Closing Hours of the Presidential Race, How Trump’s Secretary of Education Became a Key Surrogate
EDlection 2020
DeVos on the Campaign Trail: In the Closing Hours of the Presidential Race, How Trump’s Secretary of Education Became a Key Surrogate
News
News
L.A. Parents in Desperate Straits with Distance Learning Say It’s Time for the Most Vulnerable Students to be Back in School
by Esmeralda Fabián Romero
L.A. Parents in Desperate Straits with Distance Learning Say It’s Time for the Most Vulnerable Students to be Back in School
Pandemic
L.A. Parents in Desperate Straits with Distance Learning Say It’s Time for the Most Vulnerable Students to be Back in School
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
Featured
Featured
DeVos on the Docket: With 455 Lawsuits Against Her Department and Counting, Education Secretary is Left to Defend Much of Her Agenda in Court
by Linda Jacobson
DeVos on the Docket: With 455 Lawsuits Against Her Department and Counting, Education Secretary is Left to Defend Much of Her Agenda in Court
DeVos on the Docket: With 455 Lawsuits Against Her Department and Counting, Education Secretary is Left to Defend Much of Her Agenda in Court
T74 VIDEOS
Video
Video
WATCH: Inside America’s Most Radical School Integration Strategy, Built to Address Poverty, Trauma & Parental Choice
by The 74
WATCH: Inside America’s Most Radical School Integration Strategy, Built to Address Poverty, Trauma & Parental Choice
America's Most Radical Integration Experiment
WATCH: Inside America’s Most Radical School Integration Strategy, Built to Address Poverty, Trauma & Parental Choice
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
Video
Video
WATCH: 65 Years After Brown v. Board, What You Don’t Know About the 5 School Segregation Cases That Came Together at the Supreme Court
by The 74
WATCH: 65 Years After Brown v. Board, What You Don’t Know About the 5 School Segregation Cases That Came Together at the Supreme Court
Oral Histories: Remembering Brown v. Board of Education at 65
WATCH: 65 Years After Brown v. Board, What You Don’t Know About the 5 School Segregation Cases That Came Together at the Supreme Court
News
News
Minneapolis School District Addresses Parent Outrage Over New Digital Surveillance Tool as Students Learn Remotely
by Mark Keierleber
Minneapolis School District Addresses Parent Outrage Over New Digital Surveillance Tool as Students Learn Remotely
Pandemic
Minneapolis School District Addresses Parent Outrage Over New Digital Surveillance Tool as Students Learn Remotely
Opinion
Opinion
Wiener: To Avert Further Learning Loss, States Must Act Now to Gather Data About Students’ Access to Education
Wiener: To Avert Further Learning Loss, States Must Act Now to Gather Data About Students’ Access to Education
Wiener: To Avert Further Learning Loss, States Must Act Now to Gather Data About Students’ Access to Education
News
News
‘Where Are the Rest of You?’ With as Many as 600,000 Students Skipping Kindergarten During the Pandemic, Districts Plead With Parents Not to Delay
by Linda Jacobson
‘Where Are the Rest of You?’ With as Many as 600,000 Students Skipping Kindergarten During the Pandemic, Districts Plead With Parents Not to Delay
Pandemic
‘Where Are the Rest of You?’ With as Many as 600,000 Students Skipping Kindergarten During the Pandemic, Districts Plead With Parents Not to Delay
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
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
Shut Out of Schools Due to Pandemic, Many Education Researchers Say Their Work Is ‘In Shambles’
by Greg Toppo
Shut Out of Schools Due to Pandemic, Many Education Researchers Say Their Work Is ‘In Shambles’
Pandemic
Shut Out of Schools Due to Pandemic, Many Education Researchers Say Their Work Is ‘In Shambles’
Shut Out of Schools Due to Pandemic, Many Education Researchers Say Their Work Is ‘In Shambles’
News
News
New Data Suggest Pandemic May Not Just Be Leaving Low-Income Students Behind; It May Be Propelling Wealthier Ones Even Further Ahead
by Laura Fay
New Data Suggest Pandemic May Not Just Be Leaving Low-Income Students Behind; It May Be Propelling Wealthier Ones Even Further Ahead
Pandemic
New Data Suggest Pandemic May Not Just Be Leaving Low-Income Students Behind; It May Be Propelling Wealthier Ones Even Further Ahead
Analysis
Analysis
Beyond the Scantron: Inside Our New Series on Why We Test Students, How Testing Can Lead to More Equitable Schools Amid the Pandemic & the Push to Build Better Assessments
by Anne Wicks and Alex Dowdy
Beyond the Scantron: Inside Our New Series on Why We Test Students, How Testing Can Lead to More Equitable Schools Amid the Pandemic & the Push to Build Better Assessments
Beyond the Scantron: Inside Our New Series on Why We Test Students, How Testing Can Lead to More Equitable Schools Amid the Pandemic & the Push to Build Better Assessments
News
News
Most Schools Have Long Had Pandemic Plans. But a Watchdog Warned Years Ago That Half of All Districts Had No Real Strategy for How to Operate If Classrooms Remained Closed
by Mark Keierleber
Most Schools Have Long Had Pandemic Plans. But a Watchdog Warned Years Ago That Half of All Districts Had No Real Strategy for How to Operate If Classrooms Remained Closed
Pandemic
Most Schools Have Long Had Pandemic Plans. But a Watchdog Warned Years Ago That Half of All Districts Had No Real Strategy for How to Operate If Classrooms Remained Closed
Opinion
Start at the Beginning: New Report Offers Solutions to Rooting Out Racism in Early Education
Start at the Beginning: New Report Offers Solutions to Rooting Out Racism in Early Education
Start at the Beginning: New Report Offers Solutions to Rooting Out Racism in Early Education
News
News
New Report Estimates School Closures’ Long-Term Impact on the U.S. Economy at More Than $14 Trillion
by Linda Jacobson
New Report Estimates School Closures’ Long-Term Impact on the U.S. Economy at More Than $14 Trillion
The Big Picture
New Report Estimates School Closures’ Long-Term Impact on the U.S. Economy at More Than $14 Trillion
New Report Estimates School Closures’ Long-Term Impact on the U.S. Economy at More Than $14 Trillion
News
News
‘1619 Project’ Writer Nikole Hannah-Jones on Reframing the Narrative Around America’s Racialized History and Education News Coverage in a Pandemic
by Beth Hawkins
‘1619 Project’ Writer Nikole Hannah-Jones on Reframing the Narrative Around America’s Racialized History and Education News Coverage in a Pandemic
‘1619 Project’ Writer Nikole Hannah-Jones on Reframing the Narrative Around America’s Racialized History and Education News Coverage in a Pandemic