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News
The Week in COVID & Education Policy: L.A. High Schoolers Stay Home, 67% of Parents Worried about Academic Decline and More Key Updates
by John Bailey
The Week in COVID & Education Policy: L.A. High Schoolers Stay Home, 67% of Parents Worried about Academic Decline and More Key Updates
COVID Policy Briefing
The Week in COVID & Education Policy: L.A. High Schoolers Stay Home, 67% of Parents Worried about Academic Decline and More Key Updates
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News
The Diploma Disparity: Inequity In Higher Education Costs U.S. $956 Billion Per Year, New Report Reveals
by Asher Lehrer-Small
The Diploma Disparity: Inequity In Higher Education Costs U.S. $956 Billion Per Year, New Report Reveals
The Big Picture
The Diploma Disparity: Inequity In Higher Education Costs U.S. $956 Billion Per Year, New Report Reveals
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News
As FDA Approves Shots for Youth 12 and Up, School Districts Get Creative Promoting Vaccine to Teens
by Asher Lehrer-Small
As FDA Approves Shots for Youth 12 and Up, School Districts Get Creative Promoting Vaccine to Teens
Pandemic
As FDA Approves Shots for Youth 12 and Up, School Districts Get Creative Promoting Vaccine to Teens
As FDA Approves Shots for Youth 12 and Up, School Districts Get Creative Promoting Vaccine to Teens
News
News
Adolescents and the Race to Herd Immunity: How Vaccinations Became ‘Hip’ Back in the ’50s Thanks to Teens (and Elvis Presley)
by Erin Blakemore, National Geographic
Adolescents and the Race to Herd Immunity: How Vaccinations Became ‘Hip’ Back in the ’50s Thanks to Teens (and Elvis Presley)
Pandemic
Adolescents and the Race to Herd Immunity: How Vaccinations Became ‘Hip’ Back in the ’50s Thanks to Teens (and Elvis Presley)
News
News
Eager to Distance Itself From Founder’s Legal Woes, New College Strives to Rescue a ‘Good Idea’ for Low-Income Students
by Greg Toppo
Eager to Distance Itself From Founder’s Legal Woes, New College Strives to Rescue a ‘Good Idea’ for Low-Income Students
Eager to Distance Itself From Founder’s Legal Woes, New College Strives to Rescue a ‘Good Idea’ for Low-Income Students
Pandemic
Cleveland
Lost Lab Time Makes Trades Teachers Adapt
Pandemic Notebook
How Neil deGrasse Tyson Got a Chicago Senior Through the Pandemic
Analysis
We Need to Know How Kids Are Doing Amid COVID
Education Research
Immigrant Peers Spell Academic Gains For Native-Born Students
Commentary
As Schools Reopen, Some All-Virtual Options to Meet Diverse Needs
E-Cigarettes
Youth Vaping Down Dramatically During Pandemic
Diploma Disparity
Inequity In Higher Ed Costs U.S. $956 Billion Per Year
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News
Returning this Fall, By Popular Demand: Virtual School. For Communities of Color, it’s Largely a Matter of Trust
by Greg Toppo
Returning this Fall, By Popular Demand: Virtual School. For Communities of Color, it’s Largely a Matter of Trust
Pandemic
Returning this Fall, By Popular Demand: Virtual School. For Communities of Color, it’s Largely a Matter of Trust
Opinion
Opinion
Veney: Meet the 30 Under 30 Charter School Changemakers — Young Leaders Using Their Talents and Platforms to Make the World Better
by Debbie Veney
Veney: Meet the 30 Under 30 Charter School Changemakers — Young Leaders Using Their Talents and Platforms to Make the World Better
Veney: Meet the 30 Under 30 Charter School Changemakers — Young Leaders Using Their Talents and Platforms to Make the World Better
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News
Education Through the Pandemic: From California’s Disappearing Kindergarteners to Arkansas’ Push to Test and Evaluate 95% of Students, 9 Ways States Are Confronting COVID Learning Loss
by Joshua Parrish
Education Through the Pandemic: From California’s Disappearing Kindergarteners to Arkansas’ Push to Test and Evaluate 95% of Students, 9 Ways States Are Confronting COVID Learning Loss
COVID Slide
Education Through the Pandemic: From California’s Disappearing Kindergarteners to Arkansas’ Push to Test and Evaluate 95% of Students, 9 Ways States Are Confronting COVID Learning Loss
News
News
Mentoring at a Social Distance: How 4 Programs Are Creating New Ways to Connect Students and Professionals During COVID-19
by Wayne D’Orio
Mentoring at a Social Distance: How 4 Programs Are Creating New Ways to Connect Students and Professionals During COVID-19
Pandemic
Mentoring at a Social Distance: How 4 Programs Are Creating New Ways to Connect Students and Professionals During COVID-19
Featured
Texas Teachers Go Door to Door as Kids Disappear From Remote Classes
COVID Warriors
Texas Teachers Go Door to Door as Kids Disappear From Remote Classes
Texas Teachers Go Door to Door as Kids Disappear From Remote Classes
Opinion
Opinion
KIPP Massachusetts School Leader: I Shared The Power To Lead With My Families During the Pandemic, and We All Benefitted
by R. Nikki Barnes
KIPP Massachusetts School Leader: I Shared The Power To Lead With My Families During the Pandemic, and We All Benefitted
Pandemic
KIPP Massachusetts School Leader: I Shared The Power To Lead With My Families During the Pandemic, and We All Benefitted
News
News
Study: Chicago Tutoring Program Delivered Huge Math Gains; Personalization May Be the Key
by Kevin Mahnken
Study: Chicago Tutoring Program Delivered Huge Math Gains; Personalization May Be the Key
Pandemic
Study: Chicago Tutoring Program Delivered Huge Math Gains; Personalization May Be the Key
Study: Chicago Tutoring Program Delivered Huge Math Gains; Personalization May Be the Key
Opinion
Opinion
Williams: Let’s Keep the Innovations the Pandemic Brought to Teaching English Learners and Reaching Their Families
by Conor Williams
Williams: Let’s Keep the Innovations the Pandemic Brought to Teaching English Learners and Reaching Their Families
Pandemic
Williams: Let’s Keep the Innovations the Pandemic Brought to Teaching English Learners and Reaching Their Families
Opinion
Opinion
Innovating in a Crisis — 1-Click College Counseling & Other Reinventions to Connect Students, Parents and Even Alumni
by Carol Lloyd
Innovating in a Crisis — 1-Click College Counseling & Other Reinventions to Connect Students, Parents and Even Alumni
Pandemic
Innovating in a Crisis — 1-Click College Counseling & Other Reinventions to Connect Students, Parents and Even Alumni
News
News
Immigrant, Bilingual Special Educator Named National Teacher of Year, Says She’s Devoted to Finding ‘All Our Students’ Strengths’
by Linda Jacobson
Immigrant, Bilingual Special Educator Named National Teacher of Year, Says She’s Devoted to Finding ‘All Our Students’ Strengths’
Immigrant, Bilingual Special Educator Named National Teacher of Year, Says She’s Devoted to Finding ‘All Our Students’ Strengths’
Opinion
Opinion
Coggins: With COVID-19 and a Need to Attract New Teachers, a 4-Day in-School Work Week Might Be an Idea Whose Time Has Come
by Celine Coggins
Coggins: With COVID-19 and a Need to Attract New Teachers, a 4-Day in-School Work Week Might Be an Idea Whose Time Has Come
Pandemic
Coggins: With COVID-19 and a Need to Attract New Teachers, a 4-Day in-School Work Week Might Be an Idea Whose Time Has Come
Featured
Featured
‘She Made Me Feel Like I Wasn’t Entirely Alone’: 10 Students and Families Pay Tribute to the Teachers Who Helped Them Endure the Pandemic
by Laura Fay
‘She Made Me Feel Like I Wasn’t Entirely Alone’: 10 Students and Families Pay Tribute to the Teachers Who Helped Them Endure the Pandemic
‘She Made Me Feel Like I Wasn’t Entirely Alone’: 10 Students and Families Pay Tribute to the Teachers Who Helped Them Endure the Pandemic
News
News
Schools that Switched to a Four-Day Week Saw Learning Reductions. What Does that Mean for the Pandemic’s Lost Instructional Time?
by Kevin Mahnken
Schools that Switched to a Four-Day Week Saw Learning Reductions. What Does that Mean for the Pandemic’s Lost Instructional Time?
Pandemic
Schools that Switched to a Four-Day Week Saw Learning Reductions. What Does that Mean for the Pandemic’s Lost Instructional Time?
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Watch: How a Brooklyn School Reopens — With No COVID Cases — in the Pandemic
Pandemic
Watch: How a Brooklyn School Reopens — With No COVID Cases — in the Pandemic
Watch: How a Brooklyn School Reopens — With No COVID Cases — in the Pandemic
News
WATCH: Where Are The Kids? Understanding Why Enrollment Is Dropping
WATCH: Where Are The Kids? Understanding Why Enrollment Is Dropping
WATCH: Where Are The Kids? Understanding Why Enrollment Is Dropping
News
News
Watch — Psychology Professor Allyson Mackey Recaps New Education Research Showing Kids Give Up Easier If Parents Step In To Help
Watch — Psychology Professor Allyson Mackey Recaps New Education Research Showing Kids Give Up Easier If Parents Step In To Help
Watch — Psychology Professor Allyson Mackey Recaps New Education Research Showing Kids Give Up Easier If Parents Step In To Help
Opinion
Opinion
LePage & Jordan: Designing Fun-Filled Summer Learning Programs That Students Will Want to Attend
by Brooke LePage and Phyllis W. Jordan
LePage & Jordan: Designing Fun-Filled Summer Learning Programs That Students Will Want to Attend
Pandemic
LePage & Jordan: Designing Fun-Filled Summer Learning Programs That Students Will Want to Attend
LePage & Jordan: Designing Fun-Filled Summer Learning Programs That Students Will Want to Attend
Analysis
Analysis
Analysis — The Summer Puzzle: At Many Districts, Summer School Plans to Date Are Lacking
by Christine Pitts
Analysis — The Summer Puzzle: At Many Districts, Summer School Plans to Date Are Lacking
Pandemic
Analysis — The Summer Puzzle: At Many Districts, Summer School Plans to Date Are Lacking
Analysis — The Summer Puzzle: At Many Districts, Summer School Plans to Date Are Lacking
News
News
As Early Ed Teachers Prepare for Fall, New Study Backs Efforts to Support Young Children’s Mental Health
by Linda Jacobson
As Early Ed Teachers Prepare for Fall, New Study Backs Efforts to Support Young Children’s Mental Health
Pandemic
As Early Ed Teachers Prepare for Fall, New Study Backs Efforts to Support Young Children’s Mental Health
News
Bill Cosby Stars in Brooklyn High School Teacher’s Panned Comedy Lesson
Pandemic
Bill Cosby Stars in Brooklyn High School Teacher’s Panned Comedy Lesson
Bill Cosby Stars in Brooklyn High School Teacher’s Panned Comedy Lesson
News
News
To Rebuild Trust With Families, Ed Dept. Seeks Input From Outspoken Parent Advocacy Group
by Linda Jacobson
To Rebuild Trust With Families, Ed Dept. Seeks Input From Outspoken Parent Advocacy Group
Pandemic
To Rebuild Trust With Families, Ed Dept. Seeks Input From Outspoken Parent Advocacy Group
To Rebuild Trust With Families, Ed Dept. Seeks Input From Outspoken Parent Advocacy Group
Opinion
Opinion
Albright: Physical Health Is Only Part of What Makes a School Safe. 4 Ways to Include Student Mental Health in Reopening Plans
by Glenn Albright
Albright: Physical Health Is Only Part of What Makes a School Safe. 4 Ways to Include Student Mental Health in Reopening Plans
Pandemic
Albright: Physical Health Is Only Part of What Makes a School Safe. 4 Ways to Include Student Mental Health in Reopening Plans
News
News
Researchers Combed Through Over 1,600 Teachers of the Year Since 1988. Here’s What They Learned about the Winners
by Kevin Mahnken
Researchers Combed Through Over 1,600 Teachers of the Year Since 1988. Here’s What They Learned about the Winners
The Big Picture
Researchers Combed Through Over 1,600 Teachers of the Year Since 1988. Here’s What They Learned about the Winners
News
News
‘Not The Kind of Growth We Need’: Despite Some Recovery of Learning Lost During Pandemic, Test Results Reveal Large Gaps
by Linda Jacobson
‘Not The Kind of Growth We Need’: Despite Some Recovery of Learning Lost During Pandemic, Test Results Reveal Large Gaps
Pandemic
‘Not The Kind of Growth We Need’: Despite Some Recovery of Learning Lost During Pandemic, Test Results Reveal Large Gaps
Analysis
Analysis
Analysis: New Study Shows That Charter Schools Do Not ‘Drain’ Funds From Traditional Public Classrooms. In Fact, in Many States, the Opposite Seems to Be True
by Michael Petrilli and David Griffith
Analysis: New Study Shows That Charter Schools Do Not ‘Drain’ Funds From Traditional Public Classrooms. In Fact, in Many States, the Opposite Seems to Be True
Analysis: New Study Shows That Charter Schools Do Not ‘Drain’ Funds From Traditional Public Classrooms. In Fact, in Many States, the Opposite Seems to Be True
Union Report
Union Report
Antonucci: Has Teachers Union Pressure on CDC Turned the Government’s Best Scientific Guidelines into a Bargaining Chip?
by Mike Antonucci
Antonucci: Has Teachers Union Pressure on CDC Turned the Government’s Best Scientific Guidelines into a Bargaining Chip?
Pandemic
Antonucci: Has Teachers Union Pressure on CDC Turned the Government’s Best Scientific Guidelines into a Bargaining Chip?
Opinion
Opinion
An Educator’s View: Stop Making Students Pawns in a Political Game They Didn’t Sign Up to Play
by Christopher Mayes
An Educator’s View: Stop Making Students Pawns in a Political Game They Didn’t Sign Up to Play
An Educator’s View: Stop Making Students Pawns in a Political Game They Didn’t Sign Up to Play
An Educator’s View: Stop Making Students Pawns in a Political Game They Didn’t Sign Up to Play
News
News
Biden Earns High Marks from Educators on His First 100 Days, But Some Note There Are Still ‘Kids Sitting at Home’
by Linda Jacobson
Biden Earns High Marks from Educators on His First 100 Days, But Some Note There Are Still ‘Kids Sitting at Home’
Biden Earns High Marks from Educators on His First 100 Days, But Some Note There Are Still ‘Kids Sitting at Home’
News
News
‘No One Knew We Were Homeless’: New Relief Funds Fuel Efforts to Find Students Lost During Virtual School
by Linda Jacobson
‘No One Knew We Were Homeless’: New Relief Funds Fuel Efforts to Find Students Lost During Virtual School
Pandemic
‘No One Knew We Were Homeless’: New Relief Funds Fuel Efforts to Find Students Lost During Virtual School
Analysis
Analysis
Analysis: By Paying Stipends to Schools’ Teaching Staff, Districts Can Add Learning Time Without Breaking the Bank
by Chad Aldeman
Analysis: By Paying Stipends to Schools’ Teaching Staff, Districts Can Add Learning Time Without Breaking the Bank
Pandemic
Analysis: By Paying Stipends to Schools’ Teaching Staff, Districts Can Add Learning Time Without Breaking the Bank