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students with disabilities
Report: Almost All Disabled Students Lack Access to College Readiness Programs
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Supreme Court
Oklahoma’s Catholic Charter School Asks U.S. Supreme Court for Review
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Illinois
All Chicago Board of Education Members to Resign
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school discipline
Push to Remedy Grossly Unequal Suspensions of Black Girls After Sweeping Report
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hurricane helene
North Carolina Board of Ed Outlines Legislative Needs for Hurricane Recovery
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Maryland
Banned Books Find Shelter in Maryland ‘Sanctuary Library’
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New York
New York Child Care Providers are Bleeding Workers
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classroom supplies
Protein Bars, Paper, a Rabbit: What Teachers Buy for their Classrooms with Their Own Cash
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school (in)security
VP Candidate Vance on Stopping School Shootings: Get Doors that ‘Lock Better’
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Arkansas
Arkansas AG Accuses YouTube and Google of Targeting Minors with Harmful Content
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Wyoming
Lawmakers Recommend 8.5% Funding Bump for Teachers, School Staff
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vermont
Family Shelters are Scarce as Hundreds of Children and Caregivers Exit Motels
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The 74 Interview
New Book Reveals ‘Gatekeeping’ System Icing Out Community College Transfers
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FAFSA
U.S. Department of Education Begins Testing of New FAFSA Form
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hurricane helene
In North Carolina, Education Leaders Team Up in the Wake of Hurricane Helene
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Nebraska
First-of-Its-Kind Report on Dyslexia, Reading Unveiled at Nebraska Department of Education
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EDlection 2024
Indiana Governor’s Race: School Choice and Parents’ Rights vs. Academic Freedom
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opinion
I’m a Tutor in South Central LA. Here’s What Kids There Need to Learn to Read
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California
Vomiting, Cramps, Lethargy: As Heat Rises, California Kids Swelter in Schools
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Connecticut
This Hartford Public High School Grad Can’t Read. Here’s How it Happened
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opinion
How My HS Helped Me Find My Career Path When I Realized College Wasn’t for Me
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Innovative High Schools
Competency-Based Parker Essential School Succeeds by Doing More With Less
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history
James Baldwin at 100: “A Talk To Teachers”
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school shootings
Sheriff Perp Walks Students
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opinion
This Hispanic Heritage Month, Encouraging Latino Students to Pursue STEM Careers
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Artificial Intelligence
Feds Zero in on Maker of LAUSD's Failed AI Chatbot, Hint at Criminal Charges
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New York
As NY District Implements Science of Reading, Parents Push for New Focus on Math
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Indiana
State Agencies Announce Effort to Support Children with High Acuity Needs
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Analysis
Kids in Poverty Often Lag in Reading. In St. Louis, They’re Even Further Behind
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new report
Exclusive: As Pandemic Funding Ends, Parents Face Host of Child Care Challenges