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Recession, Recovery & Robotics: Can CTE and Reno’s Reinvented Schools Avert a COVID Classroom Crisis?
by Beth Hawkins
Recession, Recovery & Robotics: Can CTE and Reno’s Reinvented Schools Avert a COVID Classroom Crisis?
Pandemic
Recession, Recovery & Robotics: Can CTE and Reno’s Reinvented Schools Avert a COVID Classroom Crisis?
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D.C.’s Missing Students and the Rush to Avert a COVID Classroom Crisis
Pandemic
D.C.’s Missing Students and the Rush to Avert a COVID Classroom Crisis
D.C.’s Missing Students and the Rush to Avert a COVID Classroom Crisis
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Will Fallout from COVID’s K-Shaped Recession Finally Fix Delaware’s Jim Crow-Era School Funding Rules?
by Beth Hawkins
Will Fallout from COVID’s K-Shaped Recession Finally Fix Delaware’s Jim Crow-Era School Funding Rules?
Pandemic
Will Fallout from COVID’s K-Shaped Recession Finally Fix Delaware’s Jim Crow-Era School Funding Rules?
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WATCH: Professor John Friedman Explains How an Economic Tracker Discovered COVID’s K-Shaped Recession — and What It Means for America’s Schools
by The 74
WATCH: Professor John Friedman Explains How an Economic Tracker Discovered COVID’s K-Shaped Recession — and What It Means for America’s Schools
Pandemic
WATCH: Professor John Friedman Explains How an Economic Tracker Discovered COVID’s K-Shaped Recession — and What It Means for America’s Schools
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Reno Bets on Robotics for the Future of Its Kids
Pandemic
Reno Bets on Robotics for the Future of Its Kids
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Pandemic
This Student-Led Nonprofit is Changing Teens’ Minds on the Vaccine
Back to School
Students Return In Person to 3 Districts That Never Fully Reopened Last Year
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Study: Did Online School Drive Down Cyberbullying?
Philanthropy
DonorsChoose Crowdfunding Students’ Basic Needs During COVID
Delta Variant
Ask the Doctor: How to Protect Young Kids from COVID-19
Union Report
NEA Affiliates Could Use Some More Oversight
School Budgets
As Inflation Soars, Districts Face Shortages of Labor and Materials
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‘Disappointing, there’s no other way to say it’: Researcher Tom Loveless on the Legacy of Common Core
by Kevin Mahnken
‘Disappointing, there’s no other way to say it’: Researcher Tom Loveless on the Legacy of Common Core
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‘Disappointing, there’s no other way to say it’: Researcher Tom Loveless on the Legacy of Common Core
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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
Pandemic
WATCH — Special Report: How COVID’s K-Shaped Recession Could Widen Achievement Gaps and Spark a Classroom Crisis
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How Can We Learn When Our Earth is Burning?
How Can We Learn When Our Earth is Burning?
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The Fallout from the Pandemic’s K-Shaped Recession May Be Felt By Students for Years. How Can Schools Head off this COVID Classroom Crisis?
by Beth Hawkins
The Fallout from the Pandemic’s K-Shaped Recession May Be Felt By Students for Years. How Can Schools Head off this COVID Classroom Crisis?
Pandemic
The Fallout from the Pandemic’s K-Shaped Recession May Be Felt By Students for Years. How Can Schools Head off this COVID Classroom Crisis?
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Summer School, Reimagined: Tulsa Returns 11K Students to Campuses in July by Putting Fun Before Academics
by Asher Lehrer-Small
Summer School, Reimagined: Tulsa Returns 11K Students to Campuses in July by Putting Fun Before Academics
Pandemic
Summer School, Reimagined: Tulsa Returns 11K Students to Campuses in July by Putting Fun Before Academics
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A Summer Rocket Program Launches Boston Girls Into the Next School Year
A Summer Rocket Program Launches Boston Girls Into the Next School Year
A Summer Rocket Program Launches Boston Girls Into the Next School Year
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Texas Second Graders ‘Show’ Their Pandemic Challenges through Art and ‘Tell’ How Their Teacher Helped them Stay Strong
by Bekah McNeel
Texas Second Graders ‘Show’ Their Pandemic Challenges through Art and ‘Tell’ How Their Teacher Helped them Stay Strong
Pandemic
Texas Second Graders ‘Show’ Their Pandemic Challenges through Art and ‘Tell’ How Their Teacher Helped them Stay Strong
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Early Reading Skills See a Rebound From In-Person Learning, But Racial Gaps Have Grown Wider, Tests Show
by Linda Jacobson
Early Reading Skills See a Rebound From In-Person Learning, But Racial Gaps Have Grown Wider, Tests Show
Pandemic
Early Reading Skills See a Rebound From In-Person Learning, But Racial Gaps Have Grown Wider, Tests Show
Analysis
Analysis
How Are States Spending Their COVID Education Relief Funds?
by Brooke LePage and Phyllis W. Jordan
How Are States Spending Their COVID Education Relief Funds?
Pandemic
How Are States Spending Their COVID Education Relief Funds?
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Twitter Breaks, Meditative Walks, Security Guards: How School Leaders are Responding to an Unsettling Season of Public Outrage
by Linda Jacobson
Twitter Breaks, Meditative Walks, Security Guards: How School Leaders are Responding to an Unsettling Season of Public Outrage
Pandemic
Twitter Breaks, Meditative Walks, Security Guards: How School Leaders are Responding to an Unsettling Season of Public Outrage
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Fearing a ‘Second Pandemic’ of Student Trauma, School Leaders Are Doubling Down on Mental Health First Aid Training
by Bekah McNeel
Fearing a ‘Second Pandemic’ of Student Trauma, School Leaders Are Doubling Down on Mental Health First Aid Training
Pandemic
Fearing a ‘Second Pandemic’ of Student Trauma, School Leaders Are Doubling Down on Mental Health First Aid Training
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Cardona: Schools Will Need to ‘Work Twice as Hard’ to Convince Some Families to Return This Fall
by Linda Jacobson
Cardona: Schools Will Need to ‘Work Twice as Hard’ to Convince Some Families to Return This Fall
Pandemic
Cardona: Schools Will Need to ‘Work Twice as Hard’ to Convince Some Families to Return This Fall
Cardona: Schools Will Need to ‘Work Twice as Hard’ to Convince Some Families to Return This Fall
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Our 11 Best Education Articles from July: Plummeting School Enrollment, Fearing a ‘Second Pandemic’ of Student Trauma, Educators Overwhelmed By Critical Race Theory Furor & More
Our 11 Best Education Articles from July: Plummeting School Enrollment, Fearing a ‘Second Pandemic’ of Student Trauma, Educators Overwhelmed By Critical Race Theory Furor & More
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Our 11 Best Education Articles from July: Plummeting School Enrollment, Fearing a ‘Second Pandemic’ of Student Trauma, Educators Overwhelmed By Critical Race Theory Furor & More
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WATCH — 2nd Grade Show and Tell: Children Share Their Pandemic Artworks and Talk About the Fear, Relief and Resilience That’s Defined Their Grade-School Years
by The 74
WATCH — 2nd Grade Show and Tell: Children Share Their Pandemic Artworks and Talk About the Fear, Relief and Resilience That’s Defined Their Grade-School Years
Pandemic
WATCH — 2nd Grade Show and Tell: Children Share Their Pandemic Artworks and Talk About the Fear, Relief and Resilience That’s Defined Their Grade-School Years
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WATCH: How One School Is Using House Calls to Keep Kids Learning During the Pandemic
WATCH: How One School Is Using House Calls to Keep Kids Learning During the Pandemic
WATCH: How One School Is Using House Calls to Keep Kids Learning During the Pandemic
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Video — UNICEF Spotlights the COVID Education Crisis: 168 Empty Desks For 168 Million Missing Students
by The 74
Video — UNICEF Spotlights the COVID Education Crisis: 168 Empty Desks For 168 Million Missing Students
Video — UNICEF Spotlights the COVID Education Crisis: 168 Empty Desks For 168 Million Missing Students
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Past Is Prologue: 12 Big Challenges From Last School Year That Could Now Define the Fall of 2021 — From Learning Loss to Restoring Trust, Closing Achievement Gaps & More
by Steve Snyder
Past Is Prologue: 12 Big Challenges From Last School Year That Could Now Define the Fall of 2021 — From Learning Loss to Restoring Trust, Closing Achievement Gaps & More
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Past Is Prologue: 12 Big Challenges From Last School Year That Could Now Define the Fall of 2021 — From Learning Loss to Restoring Trust, Closing Achievement Gaps & More
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Higher Grades, Higher Earnings: New Study Ties In-School Mentoring with Huge Benefits for Students
by Kevin Mahnken
Higher Grades, Higher Earnings: New Study Ties In-School Mentoring with Huge Benefits for Students
The Big Picture
Higher Grades, Higher Earnings: New Study Ties In-School Mentoring with Huge Benefits for Students
Higher Grades, Higher Earnings: New Study Ties In-School Mentoring with Huge Benefits for Students
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A San Antonio Mental Health Desert Became a Beacon of Counseling Services for Thousands of Children and Families — Just as the Pandemic Hit
by Bekah McNeel
A San Antonio Mental Health Desert Became a Beacon of Counseling Services for Thousands of Children and Families — Just as the Pandemic Hit
Pandemic
A San Antonio Mental Health Desert Became a Beacon of Counseling Services for Thousands of Children and Families — Just as the Pandemic Hit
Analysis
Analysis
Manno: Parents, Civic Entrepreneurs Rebuild K-12 Schooling from Scratch in a Way That’s Student-Focused, Parent-Directed and Pluralistic
by Bruno Manno
Manno: Parents, Civic Entrepreneurs Rebuild K-12 Schooling from Scratch in a Way That’s Student-Focused, Parent-Directed and Pluralistic
Pandemic
Manno: Parents, Civic Entrepreneurs Rebuild K-12 Schooling from Scratch in a Way That’s Student-Focused, Parent-Directed and Pluralistic
Opinion
Opinion
Moore: Identify Need, Find Partners, Build Buzz — How Nevada Got 100% of Students Online During COVID. It’s a Formula That Works Even Beyond a Crisis
by Jonathan Moore
Moore: Identify Need, Find Partners, Build Buzz — How Nevada Got 100% of Students Online During COVID. It’s a Formula That Works Even Beyond a Crisis
Pandemic
Moore: Identify Need, Find Partners, Build Buzz — How Nevada Got 100% of Students Online During COVID. It’s a Formula That Works Even Beyond a Crisis
Opinion
Opinion
Union Report: AFT’s Mississippi Affiliate Sues National Union — Alleges Cover-Up & Breach of Fiduciary Duty, Embezzlement in Jackson Local
by Mike Antonucci
Union Report: AFT’s Mississippi Affiliate Sues National Union — Alleges Cover-Up & Breach of Fiduciary Duty, Embezzlement in Jackson Local
Union Report
Union Report: AFT’s Mississippi Affiliate Sues National Union — Alleges Cover-Up & Breach of Fiduciary Duty, Embezzlement in Jackson Local
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More Than a Quarter Million Fewer Students Applied for Financial Aid During Pandemic, Signaling COVID’s Effect on College Entry
by Linda Jacobson
More Than a Quarter Million Fewer Students Applied for Financial Aid During Pandemic, Signaling COVID’s Effect on College Entry
Pandemic
More Than a Quarter Million Fewer Students Applied for Financial Aid During Pandemic, Signaling COVID’s Effect on College Entry
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Stuck at Home, Separated from Teachers, Children May Have Faced More Severe Abuse During Pandemic, Research Suggests
by Kevin Mahnken
Stuck at Home, Separated from Teachers, Children May Have Faced More Severe Abuse During Pandemic, Research Suggests
Pandemic
Stuck at Home, Separated from Teachers, Children May Have Faced More Severe Abuse During Pandemic, Research Suggests
Opinion
Opinion
Case Study: The 3 Pillars Guiding Learning Recovery — and Student Growth — at Our Denver Schools as We Rush to Catch Kids Up After the Pandemic
by Recardo Brooks
Case Study: The 3 Pillars Guiding Learning Recovery — and Student Growth — at Our Denver Schools as We Rush to Catch Kids Up After the Pandemic
Pandemic
Case Study: The 3 Pillars Guiding Learning Recovery — and Student Growth — at Our Denver Schools as We Rush to Catch Kids Up After the Pandemic
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News
Numerade Opens Free Online STEM Summer Bootcamps to Help MS and HS Students Overcome COVID Learning Loss
by Tim Newcomb
Numerade Opens Free Online STEM Summer Bootcamps to Help MS and HS Students Overcome COVID Learning Loss
Pandemic
Numerade Opens Free Online STEM Summer Bootcamps to Help MS and HS Students Overcome COVID Learning Loss
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Gen Z: New Study Finds Concerns of Mentorship and Making Labor Valuable Among the Youngest and Most Diverse Generation
by Cheryn Hong
Gen Z: New Study Finds Concerns of Mentorship and Making Labor Valuable Among the Youngest and Most Diverse Generation
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Gen Z: New Study Finds Concerns of Mentorship and Making Labor Valuable Among the Youngest and Most Diverse Generation
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Virtual Pre-K Filled a Void for ‘Overwhelmed’ Parents This Year, But Experts Disagree About Its Role — and Federal Funding — in a Post-Pandemic World
by Linda Jacobson
Virtual Pre-K Filled a Void for ‘Overwhelmed’ Parents This Year, But Experts Disagree About Its Role — and Federal Funding — in a Post-Pandemic World
Pandemic
Virtual Pre-K Filled a Void for ‘Overwhelmed’ Parents This Year, But Experts Disagree About Its Role — and Federal Funding — in a Post-Pandemic World
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With Some Parents Mad Over Issues from School Closures to Critical Race Theory, Leaders Fear Impact on Fall Enrollment
by Linda Jacobson
With Some Parents Mad Over Issues from School Closures to Critical Race Theory, Leaders Fear Impact on Fall Enrollment
Pandemic
With Some Parents Mad Over Issues from School Closures to Critical Race Theory, Leaders Fear Impact on Fall Enrollment
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News
Parents Want Better School Ventilation This Fall. But the Devil is in the Details — and the Expense
by Greg Toppo
Parents Want Better School Ventilation This Fall. But the Devil is in the Details — and the Expense
Pandemic
Parents Want Better School Ventilation This Fall. But the Devil is in the Details — and the Expense
Parents Want Better School Ventilation This Fall. But the Devil is in the Details — and the Expense