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Does Your School Have a ‘Slander’ Account?
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Does Your School Have a ‘Slander’ Account?
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Districts Recommend Masks — But Don’t Require Them — as COVID Counts Rise
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Districts Recommend Masks — But Don’t Require Them — as COVID Counts Rise
Districts Recommend Masks — But Don’t Require Them — as COVID Counts Rise
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At a ‘Community School,’ This Educator Ensures All Kids Feel Known, Seen & Heard
by Linda Jacobson
At a ‘Community School,’ This Educator Ensures All Kids Feel Known, Seen & Heard
Weaving a Stronger Society — Starting in Our Schools
At a ‘Community School,’ This Educator Ensures All Kids Feel Known, Seen & Heard
At a ‘Community School,’ This Educator Ensures All Kids Feel Known, Seen & Heard
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Idaho Charters Leverage State Borrowing Law to Save Millions on Building Costs
Idaho Charters Leverage State Borrowing Law to Save Millions on Building Costs
Idaho Charters Leverage State Borrowing Law to Save Millions on Building Costs
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Analysis: How Medicaid Can Help Schools Support Students’ Mental Health
by Phyllis W. Jordan and Anne Dwyer and Bella DiMarco
Analysis: How Medicaid Can Help Schools Support Students’ Mental Health
Pandemic
Analysis: How Medicaid Can Help Schools Support Students’ Mental Health
Analysis: How Medicaid Can Help Schools Support Students’ Mental Health
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1 in 4 High School Seniors Changed Post-Graduation Plans Due to COVID
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COVID Learning Loss Comparable to That Inflicted by Hurricane Katrina, Study Finds; Math Drops Outpace Reading
by Kevin Mahnken
COVID Learning Loss Comparable to That Inflicted by Hurricane Katrina, Study Finds; Math Drops Outpace Reading
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COVID Learning Loss Comparable to That Inflicted by Hurricane Katrina, Study Finds; Math Drops Outpace Reading
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Leader’s View: Why I Stepped Down from the Oakland Unified School District Board
by Shanthi Gonzales
Leader’s View: Why I Stepped Down from the Oakland Unified School District Board
Leader’s View: Why I Stepped Down from the Oakland Unified School District Board
Leader’s View: Why I Stepped Down from the Oakland Unified School District Board
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Federal Probe into Native Boarding School Deaths Likely a Severe Undercount
by Asher Lehrer-Small and Marianna McMurdock
Federal Probe into Native Boarding School Deaths Likely a Severe Undercount
Federal Probe into Native Boarding School Deaths Likely a Severe Undercount
Federal Probe into Native Boarding School Deaths Likely a Severe Undercount
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Helping First-Generation Students Reach College — and Build Community on the Way
by Asher Lehrer-Small
Helping First-Generation Students Reach College — and Build Community on the Way
Weaving a Stronger Society — Starting in Our Schools
Helping First-Generation Students Reach College — and Build Community on the Way
Helping First-Generation Students Reach College — and Build Community on the Way
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Cipriano & Pape: Building a Climate of Belonging in Schools Opens the Door for Robust — and Joyful — Teaching and Learning
by Christina Cipriano and Barbara Pape
Cipriano & Pape: Building a Climate of Belonging in Schools Opens the Door for Robust — and Joyful — Teaching and Learning
Cipriano & Pape: Building a Climate of Belonging in Schools Opens the Door for Robust — and Joyful — Teaching and Learning
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New Study: Low-Income Chicago Students 40% More Likely to Earn Bachelor’s After College Prep Program
by Jo Napolitano
New Study: Low-Income Chicago Students 40% More Likely to Earn Bachelor’s After College Prep Program
The Big Picture
New Study: Low-Income Chicago Students 40% More Likely to Earn Bachelor’s After College Prep Program
New Study: Low-Income Chicago Students 40% More Likely to Earn Bachelor’s After College Prep Program
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Minneapolis Teacher Strike Lasted 3 Weeks. The Fallout Will Be Felt for Years
Minneapolis Teacher Strike Lasted 3 Weeks. The Fallout Will Be Felt for Years
Minneapolis Teacher Strike Lasted 3 Weeks. The Fallout Will Be Felt for Years
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74 Interview: 3 Generations, One Navajo Family’s Indian Boarding School Legacy
by Asher Lehrer-Small
74 Interview: 3 Generations, One Navajo Family’s Indian Boarding School Legacy
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74 Interview: 3 Generations, One Navajo Family’s Indian Boarding School Legacy
74 Interview: 3 Generations, One Navajo Family’s Indian Boarding School Legacy
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74 Interview: David Brooks Talks Education, Cultural Divides and How the Weavers in our Schools Will Help Heal America
by The 74
74 Interview: David Brooks Talks Education, Cultural Divides and How the Weavers in our Schools Will Help Heal America
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74 Interview: David Brooks Talks Education, Cultural Divides and How the Weavers in our Schools Will Help Heal America
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Grade Inflation ‘Persistent, Systemic’ Even Prior to Pandemic, ACT Study Finds
Pandemic
Grade Inflation ‘Persistent, Systemic’ Even Prior to Pandemic, ACT Study Finds
Grade Inflation ‘Persistent, Systemic’ Even Prior to Pandemic, ACT Study Finds
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SCOTUS ‘Pissed Off the Wrong Generation’: Gen Z Activists Protest Threat to Abortion Rights
by Asher Lehrer-Small
SCOTUS ‘Pissed Off the Wrong Generation’: Gen Z Activists Protest Threat to Abortion Rights
SCOTUS ‘Pissed Off the Wrong Generation’: Gen Z Activists Protest Threat to Abortion Rights
SCOTUS ‘Pissed Off the Wrong Generation’: Gen Z Activists Protest Threat to Abortion Rights
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Can College Courses For High School Students Lure Families back to LAUSD?
Can College Courses For High School Students Lure Families back to LAUSD?
Can College Courses For High School Students Lure Families back to LAUSD?
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‘Adults Have Power. Students Don’t’: Cleveland Schools Aim Bias Lessons at Staff
by Patrick O’Donnell
‘Adults Have Power. Students Don’t’: Cleveland Schools Aim Bias Lessons at Staff
‘Adults Have Power. Students Don’t’: Cleveland Schools Aim Bias Lessons at Staff
‘Adults Have Power. Students Don’t’: Cleveland Schools Aim Bias Lessons at Staff
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WATCH: In Rural Nebraska, a Teacher of the Year Weaves Her Community By Asking Students and Families to Wrestle With the World
by Jim Fields and Emmeline Zhao
WATCH: In Rural Nebraska, a Teacher of the Year Weaves Her Community By Asking Students and Families to Wrestle With the World
Weaving a Stronger Society — Starting in Our Schools
WATCH: In Rural Nebraska, a Teacher of the Year Weaves Her Community By Asking Students and Families to Wrestle With the World
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VIDEO: As Biden Deems Youth Mental Health a Pandemic-era National ‘Crisis,’ Activists Say Banning Student Restraints More Urgent than Ever
VIDEO: As Biden Deems Youth Mental Health a Pandemic-era National ‘Crisis,’ Activists Say Banning Student Restraints More Urgent than Ever
VIDEO: As Biden Deems Youth Mental Health a Pandemic-era National ‘Crisis,’ Activists Say Banning Student Restraints More Urgent than Ever
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VIDEO: David Brooks & Frederick Riley Talk the Mission Behind ‘Weave: The Social Fabric Project’ & How Educators Can Help Weave a Stronger Society
VIDEO: David Brooks & Frederick Riley Talk the Mission Behind ‘Weave: The Social Fabric Project’ & How Educators Can Help Weave a Stronger Society
Weaving a Stronger Society — Starting in Our Schools
VIDEO: David Brooks & Frederick Riley Talk the Mission Behind ‘Weave: The Social Fabric Project’ & How Educators Can Help Weave a Stronger Society
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Analysis: What Are Districts Using Their Federal Relief Money for? How Fast Are They Spending It? How Much Is Left? New Interactive Database Has Answers
by Chad Aldeman and Katherine Silberstein and Aashish Dhammani
Analysis: What Are Districts Using Their Federal Relief Money for? How Fast Are They Spending It? How Much Is Left? New Interactive Database Has Answers
Pandemic
Analysis: What Are Districts Using Their Federal Relief Money for? How Fast Are They Spending It? How Much Is Left? New Interactive Database Has Answers
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‘The Hate Is Just Too Much’: Threatened by Neighbors and Trolled on Social Media, Minnesota School Board Members Are Quitting in Record Numbers
by Beth Hawkins
‘The Hate Is Just Too Much’: Threatened by Neighbors and Trolled on Social Media, Minnesota School Board Members Are Quitting in Record Numbers
‘The Hate Is Just Too Much’: Threatened by Neighbors and Trolled on Social Media, Minnesota School Board Members Are Quitting in Record Numbers
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Opinion
Hostetter: NYS Will Need 180,000 Teachers in the Next Decade, Especially Educators of Color. 3 Ways to Draw More Candidates to This Great Profession
by Mayme Hostetter
Hostetter: NYS Will Need 180,000 Teachers in the Next Decade, Especially Educators of Color. 3 Ways to Draw More Candidates to This Great Profession
Hostetter: NYS Will Need 180,000 Teachers in the Next Decade, Especially Educators of Color. 3 Ways to Draw More Candidates to This Great Profession
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LAUSD Failed Students With Disabilities During the Pandemic: Parents, Advocates, Attorneys on How the District Should Help Them Now
by Rebecca Katz
LAUSD Failed Students With Disabilities During the Pandemic: Parents, Advocates, Attorneys on How the District Should Help Them Now
LAUSD Failed Students With Disabilities During the Pandemic: Parents, Advocates, Attorneys on How the District Should Help Them Now
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Analysis
Analysis: Are Schools Progressive or Regressive? The Hidden Figures Behind Per-Pupil Funding in D.C., Maryland and Virginia
by David J. Hoff
Analysis: Are Schools Progressive or Regressive? The Hidden Figures Behind Per-Pupil Funding in D.C., Maryland and Virginia
Analysis: Are Schools Progressive or Regressive? The Hidden Figures Behind Per-Pupil Funding in D.C., Maryland and Virginia
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Opinion
Fuller: Biden’s New Charter School Rules Are an Assault on the Right of Families of Color to Choose the Best Education for Their Children
by Dr. Howard Fuller
Fuller: Biden’s New Charter School Rules Are an Assault on the Right of Families of Color to Choose the Best Education for Their Children
Fuller: Biden’s New Charter School Rules Are an Assault on the Right of Families of Color to Choose the Best Education for Their Children
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SXSW EDU Launch Winner Our Worlds Bringing Native American Culture to Life Through Mobile-Based Immersive Reality
by Tim Newcomb
SXSW EDU Launch Winner Our Worlds Bringing Native American Culture to Life Through Mobile-Based Immersive Reality
SXSW EDU Launch Winner Our Worlds Bringing Native American Culture to Life Through Mobile-Based Immersive Reality
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Exclusive Data: Freshmen, Held Back During Pandemic, Fuel ‘Bulge’ in 9th Grade Enrollment
by Linda Jacobson
Exclusive Data: Freshmen, Held Back During Pandemic, Fuel ‘Bulge’ in 9th Grade Enrollment
Exclusive Data: Freshmen, Held Back During Pandemic, Fuel ‘Bulge’ in 9th Grade Enrollment
Exclusive Data: Freshmen, Held Back During Pandemic, Fuel ‘Bulge’ in 9th Grade Enrollment
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Nearly Half of LGBTQ Youth Seriously Considered Suicide in the Last Year, Survey Finds. A Simple Strategy Could Save Lives
by Mark Keierleber
Nearly Half of LGBTQ Youth Seriously Considered Suicide in the Last Year, Survey Finds. A Simple Strategy Could Save Lives
Nearly Half of LGBTQ Youth Seriously Considered Suicide in the Last Year, Survey Finds. A Simple Strategy Could Save Lives
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3 Democrats Join Opposition to Ed Department’s Charter Schools Proposal
3 Democrats Join Opposition to Ed Department’s Charter Schools Proposal
3 Democrats Join Opposition to Ed Department’s Charter Schools Proposal
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The Band Teacher Who Kept His School Community Connected Through COVID’s Chaos
by Bekah McNeel
The Band Teacher Who Kept His School Community Connected Through COVID’s Chaos
Weaving a Stronger Society — Starting in Our Schools
The Band Teacher Who Kept His School Community Connected Through COVID’s Chaos
The Band Teacher Who Kept His School Community Connected Through COVID’s Chaos
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Half of States Set to Ban Abortion Have No Sex Ed Requirements
Half of States Set to Ban Abortion Have No Sex Ed Requirements
Half of States Set to Ban Abortion Have No Sex Ed Requirements
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First-Ever Study of Mexican-American School Desegregation Finds Marked Gains for Chicano Students
by Asher Lehrer-Small
First-Ever Study of Mexican-American School Desegregation Finds Marked Gains for Chicano Students
The Big Picture
First-Ever Study of Mexican-American School Desegregation Finds Marked Gains for Chicano Students
First-Ever Study of Mexican-American School Desegregation Finds Marked Gains for Chicano Students