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by Marianna McMurdock
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New York City Mayor’s Race Features Striking New Posture on Charter Schools
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by Linda Jacobson
As Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Catholic Adoption Agency and Moves Further to Protect Freedom of Religion, Possible Implications for Vouchers and Religious Schools
As Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Catholic Adoption Agency and Moves Further to Protect Freedom of Religion, Possible Implications for Vouchers and Religious Schools
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by Anna Rosefsky Saavedra and Morgan Polikoff
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Analysis: Tutoring, Summer School, Pods — Survey Finds Parents Aren’t So Thrilled About Most K-12 COVID Recovery Solutions on the Table
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by Mark Keierleber
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A School Discipline Double-Take: How Catherine Lhamon Could Turn Back the Clock With a Renewed Focus on Persistent Racial Disparities — and Ignite New Feuds
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El-Mekki: Pandemic Learning Loss Is Rooted in the Racial Chasm Between Educators and Students of Color. Only Teacher Diversity and a Strong Black Teacher Pipeline Can Fix It
by Sharif El-Mekki
El-Mekki: Pandemic Learning Loss Is Rooted in the Racial Chasm Between Educators and Students of Color. Only Teacher Diversity and a Strong Black Teacher Pipeline Can Fix It
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One Fate, Two Fates. Red States, Blue States: New Data Reveal a 432-Hour In-Person Learning Gap Produced by the Politics of Pandemic Schooling
by Asher Lehrer-Small
One Fate, Two Fates. Red States, Blue States: New Data Reveal a 432-Hour In-Person Learning Gap Produced by the Politics of Pandemic Schooling
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One Fate, Two Fates. Red States, Blue States: New Data Reveal a 432-Hour In-Person Learning Gap Produced by the Politics of Pandemic Schooling
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Analysis
Analysis: Engagement, Demographics, Academic, Economics — School Needs Index a New Way to Gauge Success in Serving Students With the Greatest Challenges
by Bryan Hassel and Greg Lippman
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Analysis: The NEA Budget Is a Lesson in Reading Between the Lines
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Analysis: The NEA Budget Is a Lesson in Reading Between the Lines
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How COVID Reshaped the Reading Wars in Texas: Educators Say More Structured ‘Science of Reading’ Approach Worked Best During Pandemic
by Bekah McNeel
How COVID Reshaped the Reading Wars in Texas: Educators Say More Structured ‘Science of Reading’ Approach Worked Best During Pandemic
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‘We Don’t Want to Lose Students’: Cleveland Schools To Offer Remote Classes in the Fall
by Patrick O’Donnell
‘We Don’t Want to Lose Students’: Cleveland Schools To Offer Remote Classes in the Fall
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‘We Don’t Want to Lose Students’: Cleveland Schools To Offer Remote Classes in the Fall
‘We Don’t Want to Lose Students’: Cleveland Schools To Offer Remote Classes in the Fall
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Gender Gap in Vaccination Narrower Among Youth Than Adults, Early Numbers Show
by Asher Lehrer-Small
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Gender Gap in Vaccination Narrower Among Youth Than Adults, Early Numbers Show
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by Asher Lehrer-Small
Amid Surge in Stress During Pandemic, Sleep the ‘Magic Pill’ to Restoring Teens’ Mental Health, Experts Say
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Amid Surge in Stress During Pandemic, Sleep the ‘Magic Pill’ to Restoring Teens’ Mental Health, Experts Say
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New RAND Survey Suggests Support for Continuing Remote Schooling This Fall is Limited — Among White Families
by Greg Toppo
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New RAND Survey Suggests Support for Continuing Remote Schooling This Fall is Limited — Among White Families
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Educator’s View: Can We Get Students a Do-Over School Year?
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by The 74
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WATCH: How One School Is Using House Calls to Keep Kids Learning During the Pandemic
WATCH: How One School Is Using House Calls to Keep Kids Learning During the Pandemic
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Video — UNICEF Spotlights the COVID Education Crisis: 168 Empty Desks For 168 Million Missing Students
Video — UNICEF Spotlights the COVID Education Crisis: 168 Empty Desks For 168 Million Missing Students
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How an Oklahoma STEM Nonprofit Is Empowering Students to Digitally Rebuild Tulsa’s Black Wall Street
by Kristi Eaton, Next City
How an Oklahoma STEM Nonprofit Is Empowering Students to Digitally Rebuild Tulsa’s Black Wall Street
How an Oklahoma STEM Nonprofit Is Empowering Students to Digitally Rebuild Tulsa’s Black Wall Street
How an Oklahoma STEM Nonprofit Is Empowering Students to Digitally Rebuild Tulsa’s Black Wall Street
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by Eileen Grench, THE CITY and Samantha Maldonado, THE CITY
Amid a Push to Get More Young Voters to the Polls, Will NYC’s Mayoral Wannabes Listen to the Priorities of New York’s Students?
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Amid a Push to Get More Young Voters to the Polls, Will NYC’s Mayoral Wannabes Listen to the Priorities of New York’s Students?
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Photo Tour — 168 Empty Desks, 168 Million Missing Students: UNICEF’s Traveling ‘Pandemic Classrooms’ Installation Shines a Light on the COVID Education Crisis
by Meghan Gallagher
Photo Tour — 168 Empty Desks, 168 Million Missing Students: UNICEF’s Traveling ‘Pandemic Classrooms’ Installation Shines a Light on the COVID Education Crisis
Pandemic
Photo Tour — 168 Empty Desks, 168 Million Missing Students: UNICEF’s Traveling ‘Pandemic Classrooms’ Installation Shines a Light on the COVID Education Crisis
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Analysis
Case Studies: How 11 States Are Using Emergency Federal Funds to Make Improvements in College and Career Access That Will Endure Beyond the Pandemic
by Georgia Heyward and Matt Robinson and Betheny Gross
Case Studies: How 11 States Are Using Emergency Federal Funds to Make Improvements in College and Career Access That Will Endure Beyond the Pandemic
Pandemic
Case Studies: How 11 States Are Using Emergency Federal Funds to Make Improvements in College and Career Access That Will Endure Beyond the Pandemic
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Analysis
Analysis: Focus on Grade-Level Standards or Meet Students Where They Are? How an Unintentional Experiment Guided a Strategy for Addressing Learning Loss
by Joel Rose
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New Data Links Remote Learning in Connecticut to Chronic Absenteeism at Key Transitions; 30% of Ninth Graders Missed At Least a Tenth of Last School Year
by Linda Jacobson
New Data Links Remote Learning in Connecticut to Chronic Absenteeism at Key Transitions; 30% of Ninth Graders Missed At Least a Tenth of Last School Year
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New Data Links Remote Learning in Connecticut to Chronic Absenteeism at Key Transitions; 30% of Ninth Graders Missed At Least a Tenth of Last School Year
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Former Puerto Rico Education Secretary Keleher Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy Charges in Federal Corruption Probe
by Mark Keierleber
Former Puerto Rico Education Secretary Keleher Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy Charges in Federal Corruption Probe
Former Puerto Rico Education Secretary Keleher Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy Charges in Federal Corruption Probe
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Analysis
Analysis: Finding Purpose, Empowering Action, Disrupting Oppression — Why Teachers Should Help Students Develop Strong, Positive Identities
by Patrick Cook-Deegan and Brandy Arnold
Analysis: Finding Purpose, Empowering Action, Disrupting Oppression — Why Teachers Should Help Students Develop Strong, Positive Identities
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Oklahoma Law Forbids K-12 Vaccine Requirements; Experts Call Move Political Symbolism, But Not Without Risk
by Asher Lehrer-Small
Oklahoma Law Forbids K-12 Vaccine Requirements; Experts Call Move Political Symbolism, But Not Without Risk
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Oklahoma Law Forbids K-12 Vaccine Requirements; Experts Call Move Political Symbolism, But Not Without Risk
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by Mike Antonucci
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Union Report
How Unions in the Nation’s Four Largest School Districts are Leveraging School Reopenings
How Unions in the Nation’s Four Largest School Districts are Leveraging School Reopenings
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Opinion
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by Chester Finn, Jr. and Bruno Manno
Finn & Manno: Charter Schools at 30 — Looking Back, Looking Ahead
Finn & Manno: Charter Schools at 30 — Looking Back, Looking Ahead
Finn & Manno: Charter Schools at 30 — Looking Back, Looking Ahead
Opinion
Opinion
Bers: To Welcome Students Back to In-Person Learning, Build a Coding ‘Playground’ to Boost Their Academic & Social-Emotional Skills
by Marina Umaschi Bers
Bers: To Welcome Students Back to In-Person Learning, Build a Coding ‘Playground’ to Boost Their Academic & Social-Emotional Skills
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Bers: To Welcome Students Back to In-Person Learning, Build a Coding ‘Playground’ to Boost Their Academic & Social-Emotional Skills
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Featured
Tulsa Commits to Teaching ‘Hard History’ After State Restricts Antiracist Instruction
by Asher Lehrer-Small
Tulsa Commits to Teaching ‘Hard History’ After State Restricts Antiracist Instruction
Tulsa Commits to Teaching ‘Hard History’ After State Restricts Antiracist Instruction
Tulsa Commits to Teaching ‘Hard History’ After State Restricts Antiracist Instruction
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Drop Out — or Drown in Debt? Many Black Students Face Stark Choices in Paying for College
by Alyssa Huglen, Wisconsin Watch
Drop Out — or Drown in Debt? Many Black Students Face Stark Choices in Paying for College
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Drop Out — or Drown in Debt? Many Black Students Face Stark Choices in Paying for College
Drop Out — or Drown in Debt? Many Black Students Face Stark Choices in Paying for College