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74 Interview: NYC Schools Chief Richard Carranza Talks Integration, Smart Parents, Renewal Schools and Quality Assurance Across 1,800 Schools
by David Cantor
74 Interview: NYC Schools Chief Richard Carranza Talks Integration, Smart Parents, Renewal Schools and Quality Assurance Across 1,800 Schools
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“There is an Open Question”: Four Religious School Choice Cases That Could Face SCOTUS and Kavanaugh
by Carolyn Phenicie
“There is an Open Question”: Four Religious School Choice Cases That Could Face SCOTUS and Kavanaugh
“There is an Open Question”: Four Religious School Choice Cases That Could Face SCOTUS and Kavanaugh
“There is an Open Question”: Four Religious School Choice Cases That Could Face SCOTUS and Kavanaugh
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Shuls: Do Charter Schools Take Districts’ Money? Only If You Think Children, & the Funding That Comes With Them, Are District Property
by James V. Shuls
Shuls: Do Charter Schools Take Districts’ Money? Only If You Think Children, & the Funding That Comes With Them, Are District Property
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EXCLUSIVE: Senator Cory Booker Speaks Out About Newark School Reform, Equity, and Mark Zuckerberg’s Millions Ahead of a Possible Run for the Presidency
by Laura McKenna
EXCLUSIVE: Senator Cory Booker Speaks Out About Newark School Reform, Equity, and Mark Zuckerberg’s Millions Ahead of a Possible Run for the Presidency
EXCLUSIVE: Senator Cory Booker Speaks Out About Newark School Reform, Equity, and Mark Zuckerberg’s Millions Ahead of a Possible Run for the Presidency
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74 Interview: Sen. Cory Booker on Teacher Quality, Celebrity Star Power, and Why His Newark School Reforms Were Actually a Success
by Laura McKenna
74 Interview: Sen. Cory Booker on Teacher Quality, Celebrity Star Power, and Why His Newark School Reforms Were Actually a Success
The 74 Interview
74 Interview: Sen. Cory Booker on Teacher Quality, Celebrity Star Power, and Why His Newark School Reforms Were Actually a Success
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Cool to Be Kind: At Schools Across America, Embracing Kindness as the Theme for the Start of the School Year
by Meredith Nelson
Cool to Be Kind: At Schools Across America, Embracing Kindness as the Theme for the Start of the School Year
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Private School Advantages Overhyped, Study Says, Offering Fodder to Vouchers’ Critics
by Kevin Mahnken
Private School Advantages Overhyped, Study Says, Offering Fodder to Vouchers’ Critics
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Private School Advantages Overhyped, Study Says, Offering Fodder to Vouchers’ Critics
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New School Year, New Priorities at America’s 15 Biggest School Districts: From L.A. to NYC, the Most Pressing Issues Awaiting Educators in September
by Andrew Brownstein
New School Year, New Priorities at America’s 15 Biggest School Districts: From L.A. to NYC, the Most Pressing Issues Awaiting Educators in September
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Pencils, Notebooks — and Flu Shots? After Last Year’s Deadly Flu Outbreak, Many Schools Are Building the Flu Vaccine Into Their Back-to-Class Routine
by Laura Fay
Pencils, Notebooks — and Flu Shots? After Last Year’s Deadly Flu Outbreak, Many Schools Are Building the Flu Vaccine Into Their Back-to-Class Routine
Pencils, Notebooks — and Flu Shots? After Last Year’s Deadly Flu Outbreak, Many Schools Are Building the Flu Vaccine Into Their Back-to-Class Routine
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‘In God We Trust’: Since 2017, Several States Have Passed Bills Requiring (or Allowing) the Display in Schools, Reigniting Church-State Debate
by Taylor Swaak
‘In God We Trust’: Since 2017, Several States Have Passed Bills Requiring (or Allowing) the Display in Schools, Reigniting Church-State Debate
‘In God We Trust’: Since 2017, Several States Have Passed Bills Requiring (or Allowing) the Display in Schools, Reigniting Church-State Debate
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Levesque: States, Districts, and Businesses Must Work Together to Create Successful CTE Programs for Students. These 3 Playbooks Can Help
by Patricia Levesque
Levesque: States, Districts, and Businesses Must Work Together to Create Successful CTE Programs for Students. These 3 Playbooks Can Help
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Nearly a Third of Kids With Food Allergies Have Been Bullied Because of Them. Here’s How One Student Handles It
by Laura Fay
Nearly a Third of Kids With Food Allergies Have Been Bullied Because of Them. Here’s How One Student Handles It
Nearly a Third of Kids With Food Allergies Have Been Bullied Because of Them. Here’s How One Student Handles It
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The Little-Known Education Legacy of John McCain, a ‘Great Champion’ of School Choice
by Carolyn Phenicie
The Little-Known Education Legacy of John McCain, a ‘Great Champion’ of School Choice
The Little-Known Education Legacy of John McCain, a ‘Great Champion’ of School Choice
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Best of August: The 11 Most Popular Articles About Students, School Safety, and Family Engagement We Published This Month
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Best of August: The 11 Most Popular Articles About Students, School Safety, and Family Engagement We Published This Month
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New Study: Suspending Students for Minor Infractions Like Cursing Hurts Kids but Benefits Nobody
by Mark Keierleber
New Study: Suspending Students for Minor Infractions Like Cursing Hurts Kids but Benefits Nobody
New Study: Suspending Students for Minor Infractions Like Cursing Hurts Kids but Benefits Nobody
New Study: Suspending Students for Minor Infractions Like Cursing Hurts Kids but Benefits Nobody
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LAUSD Is Now Diverting $2,300 Per Student to Cover Health Insurance Costs — 36 Percent More Than 5 Years Ago. Why the School Board Is Rushing to Avert a ‘Fiscal Cliff’
by Esmeralda Fabián Romero
LAUSD Is Now Diverting $2,300 Per Student to Cover Health Insurance Costs — 36 Percent More Than 5 Years Ago. Why the School Board Is Rushing to Avert a ‘Fiscal Cliff’
LAUSD Is Now Diverting $2,300 Per Student to Cover Health Insurance Costs — 36 Percent More Than 5 Years Ago. Why the School Board Is Rushing to Avert a ‘Fiscal Cliff’
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The State of School Security Spending: Here’s How States Have Poured $900 Million Into Student Safety Since the Parkland Shooting
by Carolyn Phenicie
The State of School Security Spending: Here’s How States Have Poured $900 Million Into Student Safety Since the Parkland Shooting
The State of School Security Spending: Here’s How States Have Poured $900 Million Into Student Safety Since the Parkland Shooting
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WATCH: Teachers Go Back to School With Harry Potter — and It Works Magic on Their Students!
by Kate Stringer
WATCH: Teachers Go Back to School With Harry Potter — and It Works Magic on Their Students!
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WATCH: Teachers Go Back to School With Harry Potter — and It Works Magic on Their Students!
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The State of America’s Student-Teacher Racial Gap: Our Public School System Has Been Majority-Minority for Years, but 80 Percent of Teachers Are Still White
by Laura Fay
The State of America’s Student-Teacher Racial Gap: Our Public School System Has Been Majority-Minority for Years, but 80 Percent of Teachers Are Still White
The State of America’s Student-Teacher Racial Gap: Our Public School System Has Been Majority-Minority for Years, but 80 Percent of Teachers Are Still White
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With Nearly 8 Million Students Chronically Absent From School Each Year, 36 States Set Out to Tackle the Problem in New Federal Education Plans. Will It Make a Difference?
by Taylor Swaak
With Nearly 8 Million Students Chronically Absent From School Each Year, 36 States Set Out to Tackle the Problem in New Federal Education Plans. Will It Make a Difference?
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With Nearly 8 Million Students Chronically Absent From School Each Year, 36 States Set Out to Tackle the Problem in New Federal Education Plans. Will It Make a Difference?
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Even as California’s Student Suspensions Fell 46% Over the Past 6 Years, the ‘Discipline Gap’ for Black Children Remained as Wide as Ever
by Mario Koran
Even as California’s Student Suspensions Fell 46% Over the Past 6 Years, the ‘Discipline Gap’ for Black Children Remained as Wide as Ever
Even as California’s Student Suspensions Fell 46% Over the Past 6 Years, the ‘Discipline Gap’ for Black Children Remained as Wide as Ever
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Citizenship as a Classroom Priority: New Gallup Poll Shows 74 Percent of Superintendents Say ‘Preparing Engaged Citizens’ Has Become a Major Challenge For Their Districts
by Kate Stringer
Citizenship as a Classroom Priority: New Gallup Poll Shows 74 Percent of Superintendents Say ‘Preparing Engaged Citizens’ Has Become a Major Challenge For Their Districts
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Citizenship as a Classroom Priority: New Gallup Poll Shows 74 Percent of Superintendents Say ‘Preparing Engaged Citizens’ Has Become a Major Challenge For Their Districts
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Why America’s Top Charter Schools Are Looking Beyond the High School Diploma to Better Track and Support Alumni Through College Graduation
by Steve Snyder
Why America’s Top Charter Schools Are Looking Beyond the High School Diploma to Better Track and Support Alumni Through College Graduation
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What Did This Ohio Teacher Do During His Summer Vacation? He Rowed Across the Atlantic Ocean — and Set a World Record
by Meredith Nelson
What Did This Ohio Teacher Do During His Summer Vacation? He Rowed Across the Atlantic Ocean — and Set a World Record
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What Did This Ohio Teacher Do During His Summer Vacation? He Rowed Across the Atlantic Ocean — and Set a World Record
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New Poll: For First Time Ever, a Majority of American Parents Do Not Want Their Children to Become Public School Teachers
by Kate Stringer
New Poll: For First Time Ever, a Majority of American Parents Do Not Want Their Children to Become Public School Teachers
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New Poll: For First Time Ever, a Majority of American Parents Do Not Want Their Children to Become Public School Teachers
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When Higher Functioning Follows Form: Special-Needs Students Flourish in Sensory-Designed Schools
by Beth Hawkins
When Higher Functioning Follows Form: Special-Needs Students Flourish in Sensory-Designed Schools
When Higher Functioning Follows Form: Special-Needs Students Flourish in Sensory-Designed Schools
When Higher Functioning Follows Form: Special-Needs Students Flourish in Sensory-Designed Schools
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The 74 Interview: Harvard’s Karen Mapp on ESSA, Family Engagement, and How Schools and Communities Can Partner to Help Kids Succeed
by Kate Stringer
The 74 Interview: Harvard’s Karen Mapp on ESSA, Family Engagement, and How Schools and Communities Can Partner to Help Kids Succeed
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Education by the Numbers: 9 Statistics That Have Made Us Think Differently About America’s Schools This Academic Year
by Kevin Mahnken
Education by the Numbers: 9 Statistics That Have Made Us Think Differently About America’s Schools This Academic Year
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Education by the Numbers: 9 Statistics That Have Made Us Think Differently About America’s Schools This Academic Year
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Living in Deportation’s Shadow: How One Los Angeles Charter School Grapples With Immigration Enforcement
by Mark Keierleber
Living in Deportation’s Shadow: How One Los Angeles Charter School Grapples With Immigration Enforcement
Living in Deportation’s Shadow: How One Los Angeles Charter School Grapples With Immigration Enforcement
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Why a Boston Teachers College Is Sending Its Students to Northern Ireland to Learn About a Child Trauma Program That Could Help U.S. Kids, Too
by Kate Stringer
Why a Boston Teachers College Is Sending Its Students to Northern Ireland to Learn About a Child Trauma Program That Could Help U.S. Kids, Too
Why a Boston Teachers College Is Sending Its Students to Northern Ireland to Learn About a Child Trauma Program That Could Help U.S. Kids, Too
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Troubled Student, Teen Mom, Teacher of the Year: Is Connecticut Congressional Candidate Jahana Hayes the New Face of the Democratic Party?
by Kevin Mahnken
Troubled Student, Teen Mom, Teacher of the Year: Is Connecticut Congressional Candidate Jahana Hayes the New Face of the Democratic Party?
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Troubled Student, Teen Mom, Teacher of the Year: Is Connecticut Congressional Candidate Jahana Hayes the New Face of the Democratic Party?
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EDlection2018: The 74’s Comprehensive Coverage of Key Federal & State Races That Could Reshape America’s Schools
by The 74
EDlection2018: The 74’s Comprehensive Coverage of Key Federal & State Races That Could Reshape America’s Schools
EDlection2018: The 74’s Comprehensive Coverage of Key Federal & State Races That Could Reshape America’s Schools
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The Subtle Science of Sesame Street: What You Never Realized Grover Is Teaching Your Family
by Kate Stringer
The Subtle Science of Sesame Street: What You Never Realized Grover Is Teaching Your Family
The Subtle Science of Sesame Street: What You Never Realized Grover Is Teaching Your Family
The Subtle Science of Sesame Street: What You Never Realized Grover Is Teaching Your Family