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by Marianna McMurdock
Four-Day Work Weeks, Big Signing Bonuses and Paid Moving Expenses: See How Districts Across the U.S. Are Luring Subs, Special Ed Teachers
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Four-Day Work Weeks, Big Signing Bonuses and Paid Moving Expenses: See How Districts Across the U.S. Are Luring Subs, Special Ed Teachers
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‘We Left Those Students Behind’: 1.9 Million Low-Income Youth Boxed Out of Afterschool Programs, Despite Surging Parent Interest in STEM Offerings
by Asher Lehrer-Small
‘We Left Those Students Behind’: 1.9 Million Low-Income Youth Boxed Out of Afterschool Programs, Despite Surging Parent Interest in STEM Offerings
‘We Left Those Students Behind’: 1.9 Million Low-Income Youth Boxed Out of Afterschool Programs, Despite Surging Parent Interest in STEM Offerings
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Educating Amid COVID: From Michigan’s Test Scores Showing Eroding Student Performance to the Hurricanes Hampering Louisiana’s Pandemic Recovery, 9 Ways States Are Confronting the Crisis
by Joshua Parrish
Educating Amid COVID: From Michigan’s Test Scores Showing Eroding Student Performance to the Hurricanes Hampering Louisiana’s Pandemic Recovery, 9 Ways States Are Confronting the Crisis
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Educating Amid COVID: From Michigan’s Test Scores Showing Eroding Student Performance to the Hurricanes Hampering Louisiana’s Pandemic Recovery, 9 Ways States Are Confronting the Crisis
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As the Pandemic Set In, Charter Schools Saw Their Highest Enrollment Growth Since 2015, 42-State Analysis Shows
by Linda Jacobson
As the Pandemic Set In, Charter Schools Saw Their Highest Enrollment Growth Since 2015, 42-State Analysis Shows
Pandemic
As the Pandemic Set In, Charter Schools Saw Their Highest Enrollment Growth Since 2015, 42-State Analysis Shows
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by Ashley Simpson Baird and Sarah Hesselmann
5 Tips to Make Masks and Other COVID Realities Less Stressful for Young Students in the ‘New, New Normal’
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5 Tips to Make Masks and Other COVID Realities Less Stressful for Young Students in the ‘New, New Normal’
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Educators’ View: With Kids Finally Back in School, the Last Thing Teachers Want Is to Spend Class Time on Tests. But Kids Need Us to Do Just That
by Carlotta Pope and Paula L. White
Educators’ View: With Kids Finally Back in School, the Last Thing Teachers Want Is to Spend Class Time on Tests. But Kids Need Us to Do Just That
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Educators’ View: With Kids Finally Back in School, the Last Thing Teachers Want Is to Spend Class Time on Tests. But Kids Need Us to Do Just That
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When Climate Change Forces Schools to Close: Fires, Storms and Heatwaves Have Already Kept 1 Million Students Out of Classrooms This Semester
by Meghan Gallagher
When Climate Change Forces Schools to Close: Fires, Storms and Heatwaves Have Already Kept 1 Million Students Out of Classrooms This Semester
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When Climate Change Forces Schools to Close: Fires, Storms and Heatwaves Have Already Kept 1 Million Students Out of Classrooms This Semester
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74 Interview: Generation Citizen CEO Elizabeth Clay Roy on Why Civics Education is Patriotic — And Why She’s Hopeful About America’s Future
by Laura Fay
74 Interview: Generation Citizen CEO Elizabeth Clay Roy on Why Civics Education is Patriotic — And Why She’s Hopeful About America’s Future
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74 Interview: Generation Citizen CEO Elizabeth Clay Roy on Why Civics Education is Patriotic — And Why She’s Hopeful About America’s Future
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Exclusive Data: An Inside Look at the Spy Tech That Followed Kids Home for Remote Learning — and Now Won’t Leave
by Mark Keierleber
Exclusive Data: An Inside Look at the Spy Tech That Followed Kids Home for Remote Learning — and Now Won’t Leave
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Exclusive Data: An Inside Look at the Spy Tech That Followed Kids Home for Remote Learning — and Now Won’t Leave
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‘Staggering’: New Research Shows that Child Obesity Has Soared During Pandemic
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‘Staggering’: New Research Shows that Child Obesity Has Soared During Pandemic
‘Staggering’: New Research Shows that Child Obesity Has Soared During Pandemic
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New TikTok Trend Has Students Stealing, Vandalizing Their Schools for Fame — a “Devious Lick” for Them, But Another Blow for Struggling Schools
by Mark Keierleber
New TikTok Trend Has Students Stealing, Vandalizing Their Schools for Fame — a “Devious Lick” for Them, But Another Blow for Struggling Schools
New TikTok Trend Has Students Stealing, Vandalizing Their Schools for Fame — a “Devious Lick” for Them, But Another Blow for Struggling Schools
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Drool-Worthy: As Biden Urges More COVID Tests, Quick and Inexpensive Saliva Screening is Raising Hopes for a Less Disruptive School Year
by Greg Toppo
Drool-Worthy: As Biden Urges More COVID Tests, Quick and Inexpensive Saliva Screening is Raising Hopes for a Less Disruptive School Year
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Drool-Worthy: As Biden Urges More COVID Tests, Quick and Inexpensive Saliva Screening is Raising Hopes for a Less Disruptive School Year
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School Reopening, By the Numbers — How 100 Top Districts Are (and Aren’t) Adapting: Parent Waivers, Test Kit Shortages and Learning in Quarantine
by Bree Dusseault and Christine Pitts
School Reopening, By the Numbers — How 100 Top Districts Are (and Aren’t) Adapting: Parent Waivers, Test Kit Shortages and Learning in Quarantine
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COVID Vaccine Authorization for Children Ages 5-11 Possible Within Weeks After Pfizer Trials Find Shots Produce ‘Robust’ Immune Response
by Asher Lehrer-Small
COVID Vaccine Authorization for Children Ages 5-11 Possible Within Weeks After Pfizer Trials Find Shots Produce ‘Robust’ Immune Response
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COVID Vaccine Authorization for Children Ages 5-11 Possible Within Weeks After Pfizer Trials Find Shots Produce ‘Robust’ Immune Response
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Shortage of Afterschool Workers Over COVID-19 Fears and Low Pay Leads to Long Waitlists and Uncertainty for Working Parents
by Cheryn Hong
Shortage of Afterschool Workers Over COVID-19 Fears and Low Pay Leads to Long Waitlists and Uncertainty for Working Parents
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Shortage of Afterschool Workers Over COVID-19 Fears and Low Pay Leads to Long Waitlists and Uncertainty for Working Parents
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Special Report — Fallout from COVID’s K-Shaped Recession May Be Felt By Students for Years. How Can Schools Avert a Classroom Crisis?
by Marianna McMurdock
Special Report — Fallout from COVID’s K-Shaped Recession May Be Felt By Students for Years. How Can Schools Avert a Classroom Crisis?
Special Report — Fallout from COVID’s K-Shaped Recession May Be Felt By Students for Years. How Can Schools Avert a Classroom Crisis?
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‘Too Much Masking is Real’: More Districts Call on Students to Mask Up Outside, but Scientists are Skeptical
by Linda Jacobson
‘Too Much Masking is Real’: More Districts Call on Students to Mask Up Outside, but Scientists are Skeptical
Pandemic
‘Too Much Masking is Real’: More Districts Call on Students to Mask Up Outside, but Scientists are Skeptical
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Analysis
Aldeman & Roza: From Paying Parents to Transport Their Kids to School to Calling Out the National Guard — Innovating in the Face of a Bus Driver Shortage
by Chad Aldeman and Marguerite Roza
Aldeman & Roza: From Paying Parents to Transport Their Kids to School to Calling Out the National Guard — Innovating in the Face of a Bus Driver Shortage
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Aldeman & Roza: From Paying Parents to Transport Their Kids to School to Calling Out the National Guard — Innovating in the Face of a Bus Driver Shortage
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WATCH: Where Are The Kids? Understanding Why Enrollment Is Dropping
WATCH: Where Are The Kids? Understanding Why Enrollment Is Dropping
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VIDEO: How Extreme Weather and Climate Change-Fueled Disasters Have Closed Classrooms for a Million Kids This School Year
by The 74
VIDEO: How Extreme Weather and Climate Change-Fueled Disasters Have Closed Classrooms for a Million Kids This School Year
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The 74 Interview: Author Bonnie Kerrigan Snyder on Free Speech, Critical Race Theory and ‘Giving the Devil His Due’
by Kevin Mahnken
The 74 Interview: Author Bonnie Kerrigan Snyder on Free Speech, Critical Race Theory and ‘Giving the Devil His Due’
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Pandemic Testing Gaps Complicate Ability to Pinpoint Struggling Schools at a Time When Students Need Extra Help, School Leaders Say
by Linda Jacobson
Pandemic Testing Gaps Complicate Ability to Pinpoint Struggling Schools at a Time When Students Need Extra Help, School Leaders Say
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From Tragedy to Triumph to Failure: How 9/11 Helped Pass No Child Left Behind — And Fueled its Eventual Demise
by Kevin Mahnken
From Tragedy to Triumph to Failure: How 9/11 Helped Pass No Child Left Behind — And Fueled its Eventual Demise
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Martinez: My San Antonio District Is Requiring All School Staff to Get the COVID-19 Vaccine. Yours Should, Too
by Pedro Martinez
Martinez: My San Antonio District Is Requiring All School Staff to Get the COVID-19 Vaccine. Yours Should, Too
Pandemic
Martinez: My San Antonio District Is Requiring All School Staff to Get the COVID-19 Vaccine. Yours Should, Too
Opinion
Opinion
Spurrier: Homeschooling Is on the Rise. What Should That Teach Education Leaders About Families’ Preferences?
by Alex Spurrier
Spurrier: Homeschooling Is on the Rise. What Should That Teach Education Leaders About Families’ Preferences?
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Spurrier: Homeschooling Is on the Rise. What Should That Teach Education Leaders About Families’ Preferences?
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‘They Created a Space For People Like Myself’: How an Online Community of Rhode Island Educators of Color Supported Each Other Through the Pandemic
by Asher Lehrer-Small
‘They Created a Space For People Like Myself’: How an Online Community of Rhode Island Educators of Color Supported Each Other Through the Pandemic
Pandemic
‘They Created a Space For People Like Myself’: How an Online Community of Rhode Island Educators of Color Supported Each Other Through the Pandemic
Opinion
Opinion
Chatterji: From AP to IB to Dual Enrollment, There’s a Troubling Racial Gap in Access to Advanced HS Courses. Here Are Some Ways to Close it
by Roby Chatterji
Chatterji: From AP to IB to Dual Enrollment, There’s a Troubling Racial Gap in Access to Advanced HS Courses. Here Are Some Ways to Close it
Chatterji: From AP to IB to Dual Enrollment, There’s a Troubling Racial Gap in Access to Advanced HS Courses. Here Are Some Ways to Close it
Opinion
Opinion
Williams: Conservatives Protecting the Freedom of the ‘Recklessly Unmasked’ Imperil Children for Political Points
by Conor Williams
Williams: Conservatives Protecting the Freedom of the ‘Recklessly Unmasked’ Imperil Children for Political Points
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Williams: Conservatives Protecting the Freedom of the ‘Recklessly Unmasked’ Imperil Children for Political Points
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MIT Students Make STEM Come Alive for Boston Middle Schoolers in Free, Virtual Camp Just Before School Reopens
by Marianna McMurdock
MIT Students Make STEM Come Alive for Boston Middle Schoolers in Free, Virtual Camp Just Before School Reopens
MIT Students Make STEM Come Alive for Boston Middle Schoolers in Free, Virtual Camp Just Before School Reopens
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‘Something Was Missing’: 97% of North Carolina Survey Respondents Never Taught About State’s Grim Eugenics History
by Asher Lehrer-Small
‘Something Was Missing’: 97% of North Carolina Survey Respondents Never Taught About State’s Grim Eugenics History
‘Something Was Missing’: 97% of North Carolina Survey Respondents Never Taught About State’s Grim Eugenics History
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Photo Gallery — New York City Public Schools Reopen for Their First Fully In-Person School Year Since the Pandemic Began
by Marianna McMurdock
Photo Gallery — New York City Public Schools Reopen for Their First Fully In-Person School Year Since the Pandemic Began
Photo Gallery — New York City Public Schools Reopen for Their First Fully In-Person School Year Since the Pandemic Began
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Leaky Roofs, Bad Plumbing, No Internet: Advocates Say America’s Libraries Need $32 Billion for Infrastructure Upgrades
by Cheryn Hong
Leaky Roofs, Bad Plumbing, No Internet: Advocates Say America’s Libraries Need $32 Billion for Infrastructure Upgrades
Pandemic
Leaky Roofs, Bad Plumbing, No Internet: Advocates Say America’s Libraries Need $32 Billion for Infrastructure Upgrades
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These Are the States That Passed Laws Restricting the Teaching of Racial History
by Brooke LePage
These Are the States That Passed Laws Restricting the Teaching of Racial History
Pandemic
These Are the States That Passed Laws Restricting the Teaching of Racial History
These Are the States That Passed Laws Restricting the Teaching of Racial History