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Stanford’s CREDO Releases First Academic Study of Indianapolis’s Innovation Schools, Finds Strong Growth
by Beth Hawkins
Stanford’s CREDO Releases First Academic Study of Indianapolis’s Innovation Schools, Finds Strong Growth
Stanford’s CREDO Releases First Academic Study of Indianapolis’s Innovation Schools, Finds Strong Growth
Opinion
Opinion
Fuller: Call It ‘Ed Reform’ or Don’t — the Fight to Make Schools Work for Our Poorest Families Must Go On. To Stop Is to Dishonor King’s Memory
by Dr. Howard Fuller
Fuller: Call It ‘Ed Reform’ or Don’t — the Fight to Make Schools Work for Our Poorest Families Must Go On. To Stop Is to Dishonor King’s Memory
Fuller: Call It ‘Ed Reform’ or Don’t — the Fight to Make Schools Work for Our Poorest Families Must Go On. To Stop Is to Dishonor King’s Memory
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News
As Teachers in Los Angeles Strike, the City’s School District Is Warned That It Could Lose Control of Its Finances If It Agrees to a New Contract That Depletes Reserves
by Taylor Swaak
As Teachers in Los Angeles Strike, the City’s School District Is Warned That It Could Lose Control of Its Finances If It Agrees to a New Contract That Depletes Reserves
Los Angeles
As Teachers in Los Angeles Strike, the City’s School District Is Warned That It Could Lose Control of Its Finances If It Agrees to a New Contract That Depletes Reserves
Opinion
Opinion
Union Report: Are Teachers Quitting at Record Rate? Actually, They Leave Their Jobs at Lower Rates Than Almost Everyone Else
by Mike Antonucci
Union Report: Are Teachers Quitting at Record Rate? Actually, They Leave Their Jobs at Lower Rates Than Almost Everyone Else
Union Report: Are Teachers Quitting at Record Rate? Actually, They Leave Their Jobs at Lower Rates Than Almost Everyone Else
Analysis
A D.C. School Meant to Inspire Teachers and Students
A D.C. School Meant to Inspire Teachers and Students
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Reconfiguring the High School-College-Career Pipeline
Special Education
ED Targets Student Restraint, Seclusion
Union Report
Breaking Down NEA Membership & Finances
Social-Emotional Learning
Teens Stressed and Bored at School
National School Choice Week
Republicans Kick Off Celebrations with Hill Event
Social-Emotional Learning
6 Ways Schools Can Support the Whole Child
School Climate
Study: Student Bullying in the Trump Era
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Welcome but Complicated — Mayor Garcetti, Gov. Newsom and the Pressure to End the Los Angeles Teacher Strike
by Taylor Swaak
Welcome but Complicated — Mayor Garcetti, Gov. Newsom and the Pressure to End the Los Angeles Teacher Strike
Los Angeles
Welcome but Complicated — Mayor Garcetti, Gov. Newsom and the Pressure to End the Los Angeles Teacher Strike
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News
$57 Million Later: The ‘Painful Truth’ of the Ongoing Teacher Strike in Los Angeles — as Told By 9 Dire Numbers
by Taylor Swaak
$57 Million Later: The ‘Painful Truth’ of the Ongoing Teacher Strike in Los Angeles — as Told By 9 Dire Numbers
Los Angeles
$57 Million Later: The ‘Painful Truth’ of the Ongoing Teacher Strike in Los Angeles — as Told By 9 Dire Numbers
Opinion
Opinion
Bradford: Teachers Are Hugely Important. But I’m Not Only Against the Strikes in L.A. and Other Places, I’m Hostile to Them. Here’s Why
by Derrell Bradford
Bradford: Teachers Are Hugely Important. But I’m Not Only Against the Strikes in L.A. and Other Places, I’m Hostile to Them. Here’s Why
Bradford: Teachers Are Hugely Important. But I’m Not Only Against the Strikes in L.A. and Other Places, I’m Hostile to Them. Here’s Why
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News
Vouchers, Virtual Schools & Armed Volunteers: What Florida’s New Education Reform Trifecta Could Mean for School Choice in the Sunshine State
by Beth Hawkins
Vouchers, Virtual Schools & Armed Volunteers: What Florida’s New Education Reform Trifecta Could Mean for School Choice in the Sunshine State
National School Choice Week
Vouchers, Virtual Schools & Armed Volunteers: What Florida’s New Education Reform Trifecta Could Mean for School Choice in the Sunshine State
Opinion
Opinion
Osborne: Public School Choice — Charters — Boosts Equal Educational Opportunity. Private School Choice — Vouchers — Destroys It. Which Do We Want?
by David Osborne
Osborne: Public School Choice — Charters — Boosts Equal Educational Opportunity. Private School Choice — Vouchers — Destroys It. Which Do We Want?
Osborne: Public School Choice — Charters — Boosts Equal Educational Opportunity. Private School Choice — Vouchers — Destroys It. Which Do We Want?
Opinion
Opinion
Campanella: For National School Choice Week, Celebrating Teachers Who Have Founded Their Own Schools With Passion, Creativity, and Love
by Andrew Campanella
Campanella: For National School Choice Week, Celebrating Teachers Who Have Founded Their Own Schools With Passion, Creativity, and Love
Campanella: For National School Choice Week, Celebrating Teachers Who Have Founded Their Own Schools With Passion, Creativity, and Love
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News
‘Like Minority Report but in Real Life’: Post-Parkland, Schools Turn to Controversial Artificial Intelligence Surveillance to Thwart Potential Shootings
by Mark Keierleber
‘Like Minority Report but in Real Life’: Post-Parkland, Schools Turn to Controversial Artificial Intelligence Surveillance to Thwart Potential Shootings
‘Like Minority Report but in Real Life’: Post-Parkland, Schools Turn to Controversial Artificial Intelligence Surveillance to Thwart Potential Shootings
Analysis
Analysis
Analysis: From the High Court to the Picket Line — How the Janus Case Emboldened Teachers Unions & Made Strikes Key to Their Survival
by Bradley D. Marianno
Analysis: From the High Court to the Picket Line — How the Janus Case Emboldened Teachers Unions & Made Strikes Key to Their Survival
Los Angeles
Analysis: From the High Court to the Picket Line — How the Janus Case Emboldened Teachers Unions & Made Strikes Key to Their Survival
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News
‘The Fortunes of African-American Children Do Not Improve on a Picket Line’ — Black Pastors in Los Angeles Call on Teachers Union to Keep Negotiating
by Esmeralda Fabián Romero and Laura Fay
‘The Fortunes of African-American Children Do Not Improve on a Picket Line’ — Black Pastors in Los Angeles Call on Teachers Union to Keep Negotiating
‘The Fortunes of African-American Children Do Not Improve on a Picket Line’ — Black Pastors in Los Angeles Call on Teachers Union to Keep Negotiating
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News
Cross the Picket Line? Stay Home From School? Anxious Parents Quietly Face a Multitude of Fears in Ongoing L.A. Teacher Strike
by Esmeralda Fabián Romero
Cross the Picket Line? Stay Home From School? Anxious Parents Quietly Face a Multitude of Fears in Ongoing L.A. Teacher Strike
Los Angeles
Cross the Picket Line? Stay Home From School? Anxious Parents Quietly Face a Multitude of Fears in Ongoing L.A. Teacher Strike
Analysis
Analysis
How Arizona Is Building Its Own Talent Pipeline to Solve the Stubborn Teacher Shortages Hitting State’s Low-Income Schools
by David Cantor
How Arizona Is Building Its Own Talent Pipeline to Solve the Stubborn Teacher Shortages Hitting State’s Low-Income Schools
How Arizona Is Building Its Own Talent Pipeline to Solve the Stubborn Teacher Shortages Hitting State’s Low-Income Schools
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Watch — A Woman on a Mission to Close the Educational Equity Gap in Indiana
Watch — A Woman on a Mission to Close the Educational Equity Gap in Indiana
Watch — A Woman on a Mission to Close the Educational Equity Gap in Indiana
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News
Study on Post-Election Student Bullying Adds Teeth to Concerns Over ‘Trump Effect’
by Mark Keierleber
Study on Post-Election Student Bullying Adds Teeth to Concerns Over ‘Trump Effect’
The Big Picture
Study on Post-Election Student Bullying Adds Teeth to Concerns Over ‘Trump Effect’
Study on Post-Election Student Bullying Adds Teeth to Concerns Over ‘Trump Effect’
News
News
Behind the Looming L.A. Teacher Strike, Crippling Long-Term Debt That’s Left the City Little Room to Negotiate — and May Ultimately Doom the District to State Takeover
by Taylor Swaak
Behind the Looming L.A. Teacher Strike, Crippling Long-Term Debt That’s Left the City Little Room to Negotiate — and May Ultimately Doom the District to State Takeover
Los Angeles
Behind the Looming L.A. Teacher Strike, Crippling Long-Term Debt That’s Left the City Little Room to Negotiate — and May Ultimately Doom the District to State Takeover
Opinion
Opinion
Barnes: Changing School Start Times Detracts From More Pressing Issues and Poses Serious Challenges for Some Families
by Shawnta Barnes
Barnes: Changing School Start Times Detracts From More Pressing Issues and Poses Serious Challenges for Some Families
Barnes: Changing School Start Times Detracts From More Pressing Issues and Poses Serious Challenges for Some Families
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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
Analysis
Analysis
Analysis: As Los Angeles Braces for Its First Teacher Strike in a Generation, Some Echoes Resonate From 1989
by Mike Antonucci
Analysis: As Los Angeles Braces for Its First Teacher Strike in a Generation, Some Echoes Resonate From 1989
Los Angeles
Analysis: As Los Angeles Braces for Its First Teacher Strike in a Generation, Some Echoes Resonate From 1989
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News
‘Very Alarming’ Teen Vaping Study Shows 1 in 5 High School Seniors Reports Having Vaped Nicotine in Previous Month
by Laura Fay
‘Very Alarming’ Teen Vaping Study Shows 1 in 5 High School Seniors Reports Having Vaped Nicotine in Previous Month
‘Very Alarming’ Teen Vaping Study Shows 1 in 5 High School Seniors Reports Having Vaped Nicotine in Previous Month
Analysis
Analysis
Analysis: L.A. Teachers Cite Class Size as a Key Reason for Striking, but Their Union Has Agreed With That Part of Their Contract for at Least 18 Years
by Mike Antonucci
Analysis: L.A. Teachers Cite Class Size as a Key Reason for Striking, but Their Union Has Agreed With That Part of Their Contract for at Least 18 Years
Los Angeles
Analysis: L.A. Teachers Cite Class Size as a Key Reason for Striking, but Their Union Has Agreed With That Part of Their Contract for at Least 18 Years
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News
How Does a College Grad End Up at a For-Profit Technical School? It’s All About the Job Market — and the Value of a Bachelor’s Degree
by Laura McKenna
How Does a College Grad End Up at a For-Profit Technical School? It’s All About the Job Market — and the Value of a Bachelor’s Degree
How Does a College Grad End Up at a For-Profit Technical School? It’s All About the Job Market — and the Value of a Bachelor’s Degree
News
News
Republicans Offer Tempered Message for National School Choice Week Amid More Hostile Headwinds From New House Dem Majority
by Carolyn Phenicie
Republicans Offer Tempered Message for National School Choice Week Amid More Hostile Headwinds From New House Dem Majority
National School Choice Week
Republicans Offer Tempered Message for National School Choice Week Amid More Hostile Headwinds From New House Dem Majority
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News
This Week’s ESSA News: Louisiana Supe John White on the Innovative Assessment Pilot, Alabama Report Card Delayed Again & More
by Ashley Inman Zanchelli
This Week’s ESSA News: Louisiana Supe John White on the Innovative Assessment Pilot, Alabama Report Card Delayed Again & More
Every Student Succeeds Act
This Week’s ESSA News: Louisiana Supe John White on the Innovative Assessment Pilot, Alabama Report Card Delayed Again & More
Opinion
Opinion
Gill & Murtagh: Trust, Autonomy, Achievement Gap — 3 Areas Where Ferebee’s Work in Indianapolis Could Help Him Succeed as D.C. Chancellor
by Sean Gill and Shannon Murtagh
Gill & Murtagh: Trust, Autonomy, Achievement Gap — 3 Areas Where Ferebee’s Work in Indianapolis Could Help Him Succeed as D.C. Chancellor
Gill & Murtagh: Trust, Autonomy, Achievement Gap — 3 Areas Where Ferebee’s Work in Indianapolis Could Help Him Succeed as D.C. Chancellor
News
News
After Nearly 2 Years of Failed Talks, Teachers Go on Strike in Los Angeles for First Time in 30 Years
by Taylor Swaak and Esmeralda Fabián Romero and Laura Fay
After Nearly 2 Years of Failed Talks, Teachers Go on Strike in Los Angeles for First Time in 30 Years
After Nearly 2 Years of Failed Talks, Teachers Go on Strike in Los Angeles for First Time in 30 Years
Opinion
Opinion
Williams: As Washington, D.C., Considers Ramping Up Dual Language Programs, How the Nation’s Capital Can Use Multilingual Instruction as a Tool to Advance Equity
by Conor Williams
Williams: As Washington, D.C., Considers Ramping Up Dual Language Programs, How the Nation’s Capital Can Use Multilingual Instruction as a Tool to Advance Equity
Williams: As Washington, D.C., Considers Ramping Up Dual Language Programs, How the Nation’s Capital Can Use Multilingual Instruction as a Tool to Advance Equity
Opinion
Opinion
Lake & Pillow: Our Schools Can’t Just Serve the ‘Round Peg’ Students. Here’s How We Can Design an Education System for the Tails, Not the Mean
by Robin Lake and Travis Pillow
Lake & Pillow: Our Schools Can’t Just Serve the ‘Round Peg’ Students. Here’s How We Can Design an Education System for the Tails, Not the Mean
Lake & Pillow: Our Schools Can’t Just Serve the ‘Round Peg’ Students. Here’s How We Can Design an Education System for the Tails, Not the Mean
News
News
Exclusive: New National Initiative Pathway 2 Tomorrow Bestows $100,000 Innovation Award to Two Groups Promoting Student Voice in Iowa & Kentucky
by Kate Stringer
Exclusive: New National Initiative Pathway 2 Tomorrow Bestows $100,000 Innovation Award to Two Groups Promoting Student Voice in Iowa & Kentucky
Exclusive: New National Initiative Pathway 2 Tomorrow Bestows $100,000 Innovation Award to Two Groups Promoting Student Voice in Iowa & Kentucky