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by Taylor Swaak
7 Updates on Santa Fe High School Rampage: Here’s What We Know So Far About Mass Shooting That Left 10 Dead
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by Carolyn Phenicie
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by Mark Keierleber
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Intentionally Diverse Charter Schools: Rhode Island’s Blackstone Valley Prep Spans Race and Class, With a Strong College Focus
by Amy Zimmer
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This Week’s ESSA News: And Then There Were 6: A Look at How — and Why — 6 States Have Yet to Get Their ESSA Plans Approved
by Blair Mann
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Robin Lake: 4 Ways a Big New Study on School Districts, Finances & Charter Schools Is Misleading California Parents & Communities
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by Mark Keierleber
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by Conor Williams
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Williams: Trump Continues Anti-Immigrant Assault by Ending the Education Department’s Office Serving English Learners
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by Laura Waters
Waters: Jersey City Teachers Struck for 1 Day & Got Big Health Care Concession. Now, Trap Is Set for Every Other District in N.J.
Waters: Jersey City Teachers Struck for 1 Day & Got Big Health Care Concession. Now, Trap Is Set for Every Other District in N.J.
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Analysis: New Study of DCPS Examines Why High-Performing Teachers Leave — and What Can Be Done to Retain Them
Analysis: New Study of DCPS Examines Why High-Performing Teachers Leave — and What Can Be Done to Retain Them
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Want to Make American Classrooms More Equitable? Congress Can Start By Doubling Title I Funding for Low-Income Schools
by Max Marchitello
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by Meredith Nelson
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by David Cantor
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by Mareesa Nicosia
Donors Challenged — Including by Chicago’s Sister Jean — to Meet Huge Demand for Illinois Private School Tuition Scholarships
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by Kate Stringer
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Do Pre-K Teachers Need a Bachelor’s Degree? National Initiative Seeks Consensus on Decades-Old Debate
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WATCH: 35 Years Later, How ‘A Nation at Risk’ Continues to Change American Education
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by Kate Stringer
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