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New Study Finds 1 in 4 Teachers Chronically Absent From Classrooms; Problem Is Three Times Worse in Traditional Schools
New Study Finds 1 in 4 Teachers Chronically Absent From Classrooms; Problem Is Three Times Worse in Traditional Schools
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by Carolyn Phenicie
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How Arkansas Is Teaming Up With Teachers, Facebook & Other Tech Titans to Rethink Computer Science Education
How Arkansas Is Teaming Up With Teachers, Facebook & Other Tech Titans to Rethink Computer Science Education
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by Kevin Mahnken
College Attendance Continues to Decline: 85% of College Admissions Directors Worry They Won’t Hit Enrollment Goals
College Attendance Continues to Decline: 85% of College Admissions Directors Worry They Won’t Hit Enrollment Goals
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by Laura Fay
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Singapore Math in Britain: U.K. Looks to Asian Textbooks to Raise Standards, Test Scores in 8,000 Schools
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by Beth Hawkins
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by Kate Stringer
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When You Learn ‘Physics First’: How 2 STEM Teachers Led Their All-Girl Engineering Team From Worst to First in Aerospace Contest
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by Carolyn Phenicie
‘Best of Both Worlds’: Denver Evolves Portfolio Strategy With New Innovation School Model
‘Best of Both Worlds’: Denver Evolves Portfolio Strategy With New Innovation School Model
‘Best of Both Worlds’: Denver Evolves Portfolio Strategy With New Innovation School Model
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by Dr. Cassandra Herring
Herring: To Increase Educator Diversity, We Must Listen to the Voices of Experience
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39 Million Students Get High-Speed Internet, but Some Schools Still Struggle to Close the Digital Divide
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39 Million Students Get High-Speed Internet, but Some Schools Still Struggle to Close the Digital Divide
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by Carolyn Phenicie
74 Interview: Philly’s U.S. Rep. Dwight Evans on Charters, Trump, and School Revitalization
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74 Interview: Philly’s U.S. Rep. Dwight Evans on Charters, Trump, and School Revitalization
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As Big ESSA Deadline Arrives, Many States Move Away From Summative Ratings for School Performance
by Carolyn Phenicie
As Big ESSA Deadline Arrives, Many States Move Away From Summative Ratings for School Performance
As Big ESSA Deadline Arrives, Many States Move Away From Summative Ratings for School Performance
As Big ESSA Deadline Arrives, Many States Move Away From Summative Ratings for School Performance
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Distorting Social Media: How Critics Used ‘Botnets’ Against Common Core
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Exclusive Video: Louisiana Schools Chief John White Talks About Reinventing Education in New Orleans After Hurricane Katrina
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by Karen Baptiste
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by Carolyn Phenicie
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House Passes Education Funding Bill With Boosts for After-school Programs Threatened by Proposed Cuts
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Control of Newark Schools Is Back in City Hands After State Board of Ed Vote
Control of Newark Schools Is Back in City Hands After State Board of Ed Vote
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State Weighing the Future of Struggling Houston Schools After Hurricane Harvey Disrupts District Calendar
by Mark Keierleber
State Weighing the Future of Struggling Houston Schools After Hurricane Harvey Disrupts District Calendar
State Weighing the Future of Struggling Houston Schools After Hurricane Harvey Disrupts District Calendar
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Does Race Matter in Education? New Survey of Millennials Reveals Conflicting Opinions on Equity, Surprising Support for Vouchers
by Kevin Mahnken
Does Race Matter in Education? New Survey of Millennials Reveals Conflicting Opinions on Equity, Surprising Support for Vouchers
Does Race Matter in Education? New Survey of Millennials Reveals Conflicting Opinions on Equity, Surprising Support for Vouchers
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by Beth Hawkins
‘Nothing Short of Phenomenal’: University Prep Turnaround Sees Colorado’s Highest Test Bump
‘Nothing Short of Phenomenal’: University Prep Turnaround Sees Colorado’s Highest Test Bump
‘Nothing Short of Phenomenal’: University Prep Turnaround Sees Colorado’s Highest Test Bump
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Advocates Say Poor NYC High Schools to Blame for Grads’ Remedial College Costs
Advocates Say Poor NYC High Schools to Blame for Grads’ Remedial College Costs
Advocates Say Poor NYC High Schools to Blame for Grads’ Remedial College Costs
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DeVos Visits LGBT-Friendly, Arts-Focused School, Dual Credit Charter on Last Day of ‘Rethink School’ Tour
by Carolyn Phenicie
DeVos Visits LGBT-Friendly, Arts-Focused School, Dual Credit Charter on Last Day of ‘Rethink School’ Tour
DeVos Visits LGBT-Friendly, Arts-Focused School, Dual Credit Charter on Last Day of ‘Rethink School’ Tour
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by Mark Keierleber
Deal or No Deal? Trump Contradictions on DACA Deal With Democrats Leave Ann Coulter Saying ‘You’re Fired’
Deal or No Deal? Trump Contradictions on DACA Deal With Democrats Leave Ann Coulter Saying ‘You’re Fired’
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As More Parents of Special Needs Students Seek Out Individualized Options, KIPP Expands ‘Pathways’ Program
by Naomi Nix
As More Parents of Special Needs Students Seek Out Individualized Options, KIPP Expands ‘Pathways’ Program
As More Parents of Special Needs Students Seek Out Individualized Options, KIPP Expands ‘Pathways’ Program
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by Kate Stringer
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Texting, Personalization, Free Computers for All: New Report Tells Where Ed Tech Works — and Fails
Texting, Personalization, Free Computers for All: New Report Tells Where Ed Tech Works — and Fails
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This Week’s ESSA News: 32 States Scramble to Submit Their Plans by Monday Deadline
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This Week’s ESSA News: 32 States Scramble to Submit Their Plans by Monday Deadline
This Week’s ESSA News: 32 States Scramble to Submit Their Plans by Monday Deadline
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by Caroline Bermudez
Bermudez: Uncommon Schools’ Summer Camp Shines a Spotlight on ‘The Kid in the Second Row’
Bermudez: Uncommon Schools’ Summer Camp Shines a Spotlight on ‘The Kid in the Second Row’
Bermudez: Uncommon Schools’ Summer Camp Shines a Spotlight on ‘The Kid in the Second Row’
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DeVos Visits Private Schools, Zoo-Based Science Program in Nebraska on Tour’s 3rd Day
by Carolyn Phenicie
DeVos Visits Private Schools, Zoo-Based Science Program in Nebraska on Tour’s 3rd Day
DeVos Visits Private Schools, Zoo-Based Science Program in Nebraska on Tour’s 3rd Day
DeVos Visits Private Schools, Zoo-Based Science Program in Nebraska on Tour’s 3rd Day
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Exclusive: Florida Considering Major Revision to ESSA Plan and How State’s Schools Are Graded
by Lane Wright
Exclusive: Florida Considering Major Revision to ESSA Plan and How State’s Schools Are Graded
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Exclusive: Florida Considering Major Revision to ESSA Plan and How State’s Schools Are Graded
Exclusive: Florida Considering Major Revision to ESSA Plan and How State’s Schools Are Graded
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Broad Coalition of Education Leaders Calls on Teachers to Resist Trump on DACA
by Mark Keierleber
Broad Coalition of Education Leaders Calls on Teachers to Resist Trump on DACA
Broad Coalition of Education Leaders Calls on Teachers to Resist Trump on DACA
Broad Coalition of Education Leaders Calls on Teachers to Resist Trump on DACA
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Union Report: When NEA Speaks to National Press Club, the Faces Change but Song Stays the Same
by Mike Antonucci
Union Report: When NEA Speaks to National Press Club, the Faces Change but Song Stays the Same
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Union Report: When NEA Speaks to National Press Club, the Faces Change but Song Stays the Same
Union Report: When NEA Speaks to National Press Club, the Faces Change but Song Stays the Same
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Reinventing America’s Schools: David Osborne’s New Book Offers Case Studies of Cities Rethinking 21st Century Classrooms
by David Osborne
Reinventing America’s Schools: David Osborne’s New Book Offers Case Studies of Cities Rethinking 21st Century Classrooms
Reinventing America’s Schools: David Osborne’s New Book Offers Case Studies of Cities Rethinking 21st Century Classrooms
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Analysis: Christakis Enshrines the ‘Common’ Public School — but Somehow Forgets About the Achievement Gap
by Beth Hawkins
Analysis: Christakis Enshrines the ‘Common’ Public School — but Somehow Forgets About the Achievement Gap
Analysis: Christakis Enshrines the ‘Common’ Public School — but Somehow Forgets About the Achievement Gap
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YES Prep: At the Birthplace of College Signing Day, ‘Pumping Out Kids Prepared and Ready to Roll’
by Richard Whitmire
YES Prep: At the Birthplace of College Signing Day, ‘Pumping Out Kids Prepared and Ready to Roll’
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YES Prep: At the Birthplace of College Signing Day, ‘Pumping Out Kids Prepared and Ready to Roll’
YES Prep: At the Birthplace of College Signing Day, ‘Pumping Out Kids Prepared and Ready to Roll’
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DeVos Urges ‘Something Radically Different’ in Back-to-School Tour Kickoff in Wyoming
by Carolyn Phenicie
DeVos Urges ‘Something Radically Different’ in Back-to-School Tour Kickoff in Wyoming
DeVos Urges ‘Something Radically Different’ in Back-to-School Tour Kickoff in Wyoming
DeVos Urges ‘Something Radically Different’ in Back-to-School Tour Kickoff in Wyoming
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Congress Postpones DACA Hearing to Focus on Hurricane Relief Efforts as Bannon Predicts GOP ‘Civil War’
by Mark Keierleber
Congress Postpones DACA Hearing to Focus on Hurricane Relief Efforts as Bannon Predicts GOP ‘Civil War’
Congress Postpones DACA Hearing to Focus on Hurricane Relief Efforts as Bannon Predicts GOP ‘Civil War’
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At Barron Trump’s New School, an Emphasis on Brain Science and a Push to Share Its Breakthroughs
by Carolyn Phenicie
At Barron Trump’s New School, an Emphasis on Brain Science and a Push to Share Its Breakthroughs
At Barron Trump’s New School, an Emphasis on Brain Science and a Push to Share Its Breakthroughs
At Barron Trump’s New School, an Emphasis on Brain Science and a Push to Share Its Breakthroughs
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Johnson: The Pizza Rule and Other Tips for Making Effective, Long-Lasting Changes in Your School
by Daniel Johnson and Aaron Churchill
Johnson: The Pizza Rule and Other Tips for Making Effective, Long-Lasting Changes in Your School
Johnson: The Pizza Rule and Other Tips for Making Effective, Long-Lasting Changes in Your School
Johnson: The Pizza Rule and Other Tips for Making Effective, Long-Lasting Changes in Your School
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Starting With Wyoming BIE School, DeVos Set to Visit Schools in States Aligned With Senate Education Committee
by Carolyn Phenicie
Starting With Wyoming BIE School, DeVos Set to Visit Schools in States Aligned With Senate Education Committee
Starting With Wyoming BIE School, DeVos Set to Visit Schools in States Aligned With Senate Education Committee
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10% of All Public School Students Missing Classes as 6 States Cope With Irma
10% of All Public School Students Missing Classes as 6 States Cope With Irma
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Child Psychologist Picked to Replace Divisive Buffalo School Board Member Carl Paladino
by Mark Keierleber
Child Psychologist Picked to Replace Divisive Buffalo School Board Member Carl Paladino
Child Psychologist Picked to Replace Divisive Buffalo School Board Member Carl Paladino
Child Psychologist Picked to Replace Divisive Buffalo School Board Member Carl Paladino
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Watch: Teachers Act Just Like Little Kids When a Huge Tree House Appears in the Middle of Their School
by Tim Newcomb
Watch: Teachers Act Just Like Little Kids When a Huge Tree House Appears in the Middle of Their School
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Watch: Teachers Act Just Like Little Kids When a Huge Tree House Appears in the Middle of Their School
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by Todd Bloom, David Deschryver, Pam Moran, Chrisandra Richardson, Joseph South and Katrina Stevens
Is Ed Tech Really Working? 5 Core Tenets to Rethink How We Buy, Use, and Measure New Tools
Is Ed Tech Really Working? 5 Core Tenets to Rethink How We Buy, Use, and Measure New Tools
Is Ed Tech Really Working? 5 Core Tenets to Rethink How We Buy, Use, and Measure New Tools
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‘Use Any of the Books’: Florida Students at One School-Turned-Hurricane-Shelter Roll Out Welcome Mat for Evacuees
by Laura Fay
‘Use Any of the Books’: Florida Students at One School-Turned-Hurricane-Shelter Roll Out Welcome Mat for Evacuees
‘Use Any of the Books’: Florida Students at One School-Turned-Hurricane-Shelter Roll Out Welcome Mat for Evacuees
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The Federal Education Funding Picture Is Getting Clearer, as House and Senate Advance Bills
by Carolyn Phenicie
The Federal Education Funding Picture Is Getting Clearer, as House and Senate Advance Bills
The Federal Education Funding Picture Is Getting Clearer, as House and Senate Advance Bills
The Federal Education Funding Picture Is Getting Clearer, as House and Senate Advance Bills
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Opinion
Terry: 3 Things Every New Teacher Should Know That the Advice Books Won’t Tell Them
by Kris Terry
Terry: 3 Things Every New Teacher Should Know That the Advice Books Won’t Tell Them
Terry: 3 Things Every New Teacher Should Know That the Advice Books Won’t Tell Them
Terry: 3 Things Every New Teacher Should Know That the Advice Books Won’t Tell Them
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Houston Reopens Schools for 600,000 Students — but That’s Just the Beginning, as Educators Look to Comfort Traumatized Kids
by Laura Fay
Houston Reopens Schools for 600,000 Students — but That’s Just the Beginning, as Educators Look to Comfort Traumatized Kids
Houston Reopens Schools for 600,000 Students — but That’s Just the Beginning, as Educators Look to Comfort Traumatized Kids
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At Risk Under Decision to Repeal DACA: 20,000 K-12 Teachers — and the Schools Where They Are Teaching
by Mark Keierleber
At Risk Under Decision to Repeal DACA: 20,000 K-12 Teachers — and the Schools Where They Are Teaching
At Risk Under Decision to Repeal DACA: 20,000 K-12 Teachers — and the Schools Where They Are Teaching
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Prime-Time XQ: Inside the ‘Super School’ Telethon That Called on Americans to Rethink the Concept of High School
by Sarah Favot
Prime-Time XQ: Inside the ‘Super School’ Telethon That Called on Americans to Rethink the Concept of High School
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Prime-Time XQ: Inside the ‘Super School’ Telethon That Called on Americans to Rethink the Concept of High School
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This Week’s ESSA News: How to Make Sure Your State’s New Education Plan Does Well By English Learners
by Blair Mann
This Week’s ESSA News: How to Make Sure Your State’s New Education Plan Does Well By English Learners
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This Week’s ESSA News: How to Make Sure Your State’s New Education Plan Does Well By English Learners
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In the Shadows of Wyoming’s Oil and Coal HeyDey, An Education Funding Crisis
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In the Shadows of Wyoming’s Oil and Coal HeyDey, An Education Funding Crisis
In the Shadows of Wyoming’s Oil and Coal HeyDey, An Education Funding Crisis
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74 Interview: How Retired Football Player Wade Smith Has Dedicated His Post-NFL Career to Tackling Bullying and Illiteracy
by Kate Stringer
74 Interview: How Retired Football Player Wade Smith Has Dedicated His Post-NFL Career to Tackling Bullying and Illiteracy
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74 Interview: How Retired Football Player Wade Smith Has Dedicated His Post-NFL Career to Tackling Bullying and Illiteracy
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Study Shows That Kids Who Were Oldest in Kindergarten Enjoyed Benefits Well Into Their Teenage Years — and Beyond
by Laura Fay
Study Shows That Kids Who Were Oldest in Kindergarten Enjoyed Benefits Well Into Their Teenage Years — and Beyond
Study Shows That Kids Who Were Oldest in Kindergarten Enjoyed Benefits Well Into Their Teenage Years — and Beyond
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A’s, B’s, and Condoms: New Study of High School Students Links Good Grades With Healthier Choices
by Kate Stringer
A’s, B’s, and Condoms: New Study of High School Students Links Good Grades With Healthier Choices
A’s, B’s, and Condoms: New Study of High School Students Links Good Grades With Healthier Choices
A’s, B’s, and Condoms: New Study of High School Students Links Good Grades With Healthier Choices
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As Trump Turns His Back on DACA Students, School in a Small Iowa Town Opens Its Doors to Immigrants
by Mark Keierleber
As Trump Turns His Back on DACA Students, School in a Small Iowa Town Opens Its Doors to Immigrants
As Trump Turns His Back on DACA Students, School in a Small Iowa Town Opens Its Doors to Immigrants
As Trump Turns His Back on DACA Students, School in a Small Iowa Town Opens Its Doors to Immigrants
Opinion
Opinion
Williams: On Trump, DACA, and the Children You Haven’t Read About Who Will Be Hurt in a Crueler, Weaker U.S.
by Conor Williams
Williams: On Trump, DACA, and the Children You Haven’t Read About Who Will Be Hurt in a Crueler, Weaker U.S.
Williams: On Trump, DACA, and the Children You Haven’t Read About Who Will Be Hurt in a Crueler, Weaker U.S.