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Survey: For Most Parents, Grades Have Lost Ground as Measure of Student Progress

Due to factors like grade inflation, parents put more stock in communication with teachers to gauge kids’ performance, a large national survey found.

Linda Jacobson
Author: Linda Jacobson
Analysis
Early Childhood

Teacher Diversity Is Key to California’s Expanding Public Early Education System

The state has a diverse early education workforce, but experienced educators may face barriers to teaching in its public early education system.

Conor P. Williams
Author: Conor P. Williams
School (In)Security
AI
School (In)Security

FTC: AI ‘Weapons Detection’ Co. Evolv Misled Schools About its Safety Abilities

Evolv Technology claimed its school security scanners harnessed artificial intelligence to detect “all the guns, all the bombs’ at unrivaled speed.

Mark Keierleber
Author: Mark Keierleber

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advanced placement

Judge Rebuffs Family’s Bid to Change Grade in AI Cheating Case

Preliminary federal court ruling says school rightly imposed discipline over academic integrity rules.

Greg Toppo
Author: Greg Toppo
Texas
Bible

In Close Vote, Texas Approves Reading Program Laden With Bible Lessons

The measure is a victory for those seeking more religion in the nation’s classrooms, an idea championed by incoming President Donald Trump.

Linda Jacobson
Author: Linda Jacobson
child hunger
child hunger

Did Families Miss Out on Federal Funds to Help Feed Their Children Last Summer?

The first federal food assistance program in decades helps eligible families cover groceries in the summer, but many dollars may go unclaimed.

Bryce Covert
Author: Bryce Covert
New York City
affordable housing

With Starkest Increase in a Decade, More NYC Students Without Homes Than Ever

In a 23% increase, the largest seen in a single year, 146,000 students experienced homelessness in 2023-24. What changes experts say are overdue.

Marianna McMurdock
Author: Marianna McMurdock
Artificial Intelligence
AI

AI-Fueled Testing, From the Mouths of Babes

Voice-activated, AI-powered software promises to level the playing field, especially for pre-K students.

Greg Toppo
Author: Greg Toppo

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AI-Fueled Testing, From the Mouths of Babes

Voice-activated, AI-powered software promises to level the playing field, especially for pre-K students.

Greg Toppo
Author: Greg Toppo

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California
The 74 Interview

Q&A: Nation’s First School Counselor Residency Launches in Rural CA

Amid the youth mental health crisis, a new residency model from the California Center on Teaching Careers could transform counselor shortages.

Marianna McMurdock
Author: Marianna McMurdock
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AI
The 74 Interview

Q&A: Katy Knight’s Quest to Fund Ed Tech’s ‘Deeply Unsexy Things’

Siegel Family Endowment’s Katy Knight seeks to rebalance school technology ‘churn’ with evidence, stability.

Greg Toppo
Author: Greg Toppo
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The 74 Interview

Q&A: What it Will Take to Make Schools Safe for Black Children 

Blending autobiography and analysis in new book, Brian Rashad Fuller uncovers how schools damage Black youth and what transformation can look like.

Marianna McMurdock
Author: Marianna McMurdock
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U.S. ‘Catastrophically Wrong’ to Separate Early Child Care from Education

In new book, child development expert and social media star Dan Wuori dismantles notion of early child care as a form of 'industrialized' babysitting.

Amanda Geduld
Author: Amanda Geduld
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New York
mental health

I Offer Free Online Therapy to Teens. Here’s What I’m Seeing — and Why it Matters

My Gen Z clients are digital natives who communicate effortlessly over text.

Erin Mack
Opinion
apprenticeships

As Idaho Aims to Increase Student ‘Go On’ Rates, Apprenticeships Can Help

Kellerer & Secrist: Apprenticeship helps workers and employers by providing job training, mentorship and a clear career path.

Paula Kellerer & Wendi Secrist
commentary
commentary

How Yoga Has Benefitted My Teachers, Students and Community

Superintendent's view: In my district, classes relieve educators' stress, ease behavior & disciplinary issues, and get kids and local seniors to move.

Barbara Malkas
Author: Barbara Malkas
Opinion
diversity

Poor Teacher Training Partly to Blame for Stalled Engineering Diversity Goals

Bosman: The share of engineering bachelor’s degrees awarded to Black students has barely budged over the past decade.

Lisa Bosman, The Conversation
Author: Lisa Bosman
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education
Future of High School

Hip Hop Is Saving Teen Lives in Minnesota

By connecting with at-risk youth through music that is embedded in Twin Cities culture, one high school is getting students to learn — off the streets

Jim Fields & Emmeline Zhao
Arts education
Arts education

The Student-Led Music Group that Led Zeppelin Loves

The Louisville Leopard Percussionists performed for Ozzy Osbourne, and Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin promoted their YouTube cover of ‘Kashmir.’

Jim Fields
Author: Jim Fields
Video
Bronx

WATCH: When Noma Makes School Lunch for New York City Students

Denmark’s Noma Projects, by the World’s Best Restaurant, made lunch for nearly 600 K-8 students. Here’s what happened.

Jim Fields & Emmeline Zhao
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testing
Assessment

Responding to Post-Pandemic Norms, More States are Lowering Test Standards

Changes in states like Wisconsin have renewed criticism of a testing ‘honesty gap’ and sparked calls to level with parents about student performance.

Linda Jacobson
Author: Linda Jacobson

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analysis

School Closures Are Way Down, but Delaying These Hard Choices Makes Things Worse

Chad Aldeman
Author: Chad Aldeman
New York

What Trump’s Second Term Could Mean for New York Schools

Bianca Fortis
Massachusetts

Massachusetts Vocational Admissions Debate Getting Heated

Michael Jonas, CommonWealth Magazine
Analysis

US Math Teachers View Student Performance Differently Based on Race and Gender

Yasemin Copur-Gencturk, Ian Thacker & Joseph Cimpian
Kansas

Child Hunger Rose 6% in Kansas, and it Isn’t Clear What State Lawmakers Will Do

Blaise Mesa, The Beacon
vermont

New UVM Program Brings Mental Health Professionals to Vermont’s Rural Schools

Klara Bauters
Connecticut

New Connecticut Fellowship Designed to Bring More Charter Schools to State

Jessika Harkay
Florida

Department of Education Reports Near Double Increase in Library Book Removals

Jay Waagmeester, Iowa Capital Dispatch
michigan

Timeline: How Michigan Charter Schools Have Evolved

Hannah Dellinger, Chalkbeat
Missouri

Missouri School Districts Show Improvement in Annual Performance Report

Annelise Hanshaw, Missouri Independent
coaching

Bela Karolyi, Gymnastics Coach, Revered Then Disgraced, Dies at 82.
Trump Administration

McMahon’s Metamorphosis: Ed Nominee’s Journey Mirrors the GOP’s Turn to Trump

Linda Jacobson
Author: Linda Jacobson
commentary

No MAGA Mandate on Public Education as Voters Reject Vouchers, Culture Wars

Katie Paris
Author: Katie Paris
Maryland

Maryland Schools Have New Rules to Follow for Active Shooter Drills

Capital News Service
school choice

School Choice May Get Its Biggest Moment Yet

Nirvi Shah
mississippi

Mississippi Supporters of Public Funds to Private Schools Face Blow Post Election

Bobby Harrison
gun violence

‘Fix the damn system’: Parents of Oxford Shooting Victims Call for State Probe

Anna Liz Nichols
delaware

Survey: Commission Studying Education Spending Still Needs More Info

Julia Merola, Spotlight Delaware
math equity

Three Reasons Why So Few Eighth Graders in the Poorest Schools Take Algebra

Jill Barshay, The Hechinger Report
West Virginia

West Virginia Children’s Home to Close, Hundreds of Foster Kids Living in Group Homes

Amelia Ferrell Knisely, West Virginia Watch
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