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Exclusive Analysis: CDC COVID Youth Vaccination Figures Clash — Sometimes By Double-Digits — With Locally Reported Rates
by Asher Lehrer-Small
Exclusive Analysis: CDC COVID Youth Vaccination Figures Clash — Sometimes By Double-Digits — With Locally Reported Rates
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Exclusive Analysis: CDC COVID Youth Vaccination Figures Clash — Sometimes By Double-Digits — With Locally Reported Rates
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White House Unveils Plans for Mass Vaccination Effort of 5- to 11-Year Olds, Will Launch Campaign to ‘Increase Vaccine Confidence’
by Linda Jacobson
White House Unveils Plans for Mass Vaccination Effort of 5- to 11-Year Olds, Will Launch Campaign to ‘Increase Vaccine Confidence’
Pandemic
White House Unveils Plans for Mass Vaccination Effort of 5- to 11-Year Olds, Will Launch Campaign to ‘Increase Vaccine Confidence’
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Sharma: Acceleration vs. Remediation, Closing the Achievement Gap, Keeping Academic Growth Going — Insights from Math Learning in the Pandemic
by Shalinee Sharma
Sharma: Acceleration vs. Remediation, Closing the Achievement Gap, Keeping Academic Growth Going — Insights from Math Learning in the Pandemic
Pandemic
Sharma: Acceleration vs. Remediation, Closing the Achievement Gap, Keeping Academic Growth Going — Insights from Math Learning in the Pandemic
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By the Numbers — How 100 School Systems Are (and Aren’t) Adapting to COVID: Staff Vaccine Mandates, Incentives and Consequences
by Bree Dusseault
By the Numbers — How 100 School Systems Are (and Aren’t) Adapting to COVID: Staff Vaccine Mandates, Incentives and Consequences
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By the Numbers — How 100 School Systems Are (and Aren’t) Adapting to COVID: Staff Vaccine Mandates, Incentives and Consequences
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The 74 Interview: Colorado Springs Superintendent Michael Thomas on Being a Black Leader Working to Change a White System
by Beth Hawkins
The 74 Interview: Colorado Springs Superintendent Michael Thomas on Being a Black Leader Working to Change a White System
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The 74 Interview: Colorado Springs Superintendent Michael Thomas on Being a Black Leader Working to Change a White System
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New Study Shows Reading Remediation in Middle School Led More Students to Attend College and Earn Degrees
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Amid U.S. Anti-Vaccine Movements, Puerto Rico Vaccinates 89% of Eligible Youth and 98% of School Staff
by Marianna McMurdock
Amid U.S. Anti-Vaccine Movements, Puerto Rico Vaccinates 89% of Eligible Youth and 98% of School Staff
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Amid U.S. Anti-Vaccine Movements, Puerto Rico Vaccinates 89% of Eligible Youth and 98% of School Staff
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Gaggle Surveils Millions of Kids in the Name of Safety. Targeted Families Argue it’s ‘Not That Smart’
by Mark Keierleber
Gaggle Surveils Millions of Kids in the Name of Safety. Targeted Families Argue it’s ‘Not That Smart’
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Gaggle Surveils Millions of Kids in the Name of Safety. Targeted Families Argue it’s ‘Not That Smart’
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Long-Term NAEP Scores for 13-Year-Olds Drop for First Time Since Testing Began in 1970s — ‘A Matter for National Concern,’ Experts Say
by Kevin Mahnken
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Long-Term NAEP Scores for 13-Year-Olds Drop for First Time Since Testing Began in 1970s — ‘A Matter for National Concern,’ Experts Say
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Analysis: Families Play 4 Key Roles In Partnership With Schools. How Two-Way Communication Makes These Relationships Stronger
by Mahnaz Charania
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Pandemic
Analysis: Families Play 4 Key Roles In Partnership With Schools. How Two-Way Communication Makes These Relationships Stronger
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Closing the Digital Divide: New Wi-Fi Towers Provide Access to Underserved Students in Fort Worth, Texas
by Kristi Eaton
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Closing the Digital Divide: New Wi-Fi Towers Provide Access to Underserved Students in Fort Worth, Texas
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‘Once-in-a-Generation Opportunity’: Research Heavyweights Team Up to Help Districts Use Real-Time Data to Aid Students’ Pandemic Recovery
by Beth Hawkins
‘Once-in-a-Generation Opportunity’: Research Heavyweights Team Up to Help Districts Use Real-Time Data to Aid Students’ Pandemic Recovery
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‘Once-in-a-Generation Opportunity’: Research Heavyweights Team Up to Help Districts Use Real-Time Data to Aid Students’ Pandemic Recovery
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Exclusive Data: Absenteeism Surged Among English Learners During Pandemic
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Exclusive Data: Absenteeism Surged Among English Learners During Pandemic
Exclusive Data: Absenteeism Surged Among English Learners During Pandemic
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Analysis: Out-of-School STEM Programs Inspire, Empower and Engage Children. What Teachers Can Learn from Them
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New Research: School-Based Cops Reduce Campus Violence — But at a Steep Cost, Especially for Black Students
by Mark Keierleber
New Research: School-Based Cops Reduce Campus Violence — But at a Steep Cost, Especially for Black Students
New Research: School-Based Cops Reduce Campus Violence — But at a Steep Cost, Especially for Black Students
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WATCH — Special Report: How COVID’s K-Shaped Recession Could Widen Achievement Gaps and Spark a Classroom Crisis
by The 74
WATCH — Special Report: How COVID’s K-Shaped Recession Could Widen Achievement Gaps and Spark a Classroom Crisis
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WATCH — Special Report: How COVID’s K-Shaped Recession Could Widen Achievement Gaps and Spark a Classroom Crisis
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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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WATCH: Education Experts Talk Student Literacy, COVID Learning Loss and How Teachers Can Confront the Widening Achievement Gap
by The 74
WATCH: Education Experts Talk Student Literacy, COVID Learning Loss and How Teachers Can Confront the Widening Achievement Gap
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WATCH: Education Experts Talk Student Literacy, COVID Learning Loss and How Teachers Can Confront the Widening Achievement Gap
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Lennon & Stanton: Rising HS Dropout Rates & Declining Community College Enrollment Are Twin COVID Crises. How to Fix the Broken Education Pipeline
by Chauncy Lennon and Anne Stanton
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Lennon & Stanton: Rising HS Dropout Rates & Declining Community College Enrollment Are Twin COVID Crises. How to Fix the Broken Education Pipeline
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74 Interview: Texas Reproductive Rights Activist Paxton Smith on Her Viral Valedictorian Speech, Becoming a Musician and Sharing Ignored Abortion Stories in Her Upcoming Book
by Marianna McMurdock
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RAND Corp Says 321,000 Undocumented Children Entered U.S. Schools From 2016-2019, Sparking Need for More Teachers, Training and Funding
by Jo Napolitano
RAND Corp Says 321,000 Undocumented Children Entered U.S. Schools From 2016-2019, Sparking Need for More Teachers, Training and Funding
RAND Corp Says 321,000 Undocumented Children Entered U.S. Schools From 2016-2019, Sparking Need for More Teachers, Training and Funding
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Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis Offers New K-12 Achievement Gap Map, Intent on Changing Minnesotans’ Beliefs About Their Schools
by Beth Hawkins
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis Offers New K-12 Achievement Gap Map, Intent on Changing Minnesotans’ Beliefs About Their Schools
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis Offers New K-12 Achievement Gap Map, Intent on Changing Minnesotans’ Beliefs About Their Schools
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Analysis: How Schools Could Be Closed for More Than Five Months and Still Spend More Than They Did the Year Before
by Mike Antonucci
Analysis: How Schools Could Be Closed for More Than Five Months and Still Spend More Than They Did the Year Before
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Analysis: How Schools Could Be Closed for More Than Five Months and Still Spend More Than They Did the Year Before
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Texas Supreme Court Puts San Antonio School District’s Vaccine Mandate on Hold Hours Before It Was to Begin
by Joshua Fechter, The Texas Tribune
Texas Supreme Court Puts San Antonio School District’s Vaccine Mandate on Hold Hours Before It Was to Begin
Texas Supreme Court Puts San Antonio School District’s Vaccine Mandate on Hold Hours Before It Was to Begin
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COVID Shots Required for School Staff in 36% of Top Districts
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COVID Shots Required for School Staff in 36% of Top Districts
COVID Shots Required for School Staff in 36% of Top Districts
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Democratic Lawmakers Demand Student Surveillance Companies Outline Business Practices, Warn the Security Tools May Compound ‘Risk of Harm for Students’
by Mark Keierleber
Democratic Lawmakers Demand Student Surveillance Companies Outline Business Practices, Warn the Security Tools May Compound ‘Risk of Harm for Students’
Democratic Lawmakers Demand Student Surveillance Companies Outline Business Practices, Warn the Security Tools May Compound ‘Risk of Harm for Students’
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‘It May Even Get Worse.’ As Supply Chain Crisis Continues, Districts Lean on Local Restaurants for Help While Knocking Some Kid Favorites Off the Menu
by Linda Jacobson
‘It May Even Get Worse.’ As Supply Chain Crisis Continues, Districts Lean on Local Restaurants for Help While Knocking Some Kid Favorites Off the Menu
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‘It May Even Get Worse.’ As Supply Chain Crisis Continues, Districts Lean on Local Restaurants for Help While Knocking Some Kid Favorites Off the Menu
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Smith: Better Listeners Make Better Readers and More Successful Students. It’s Time to Bring the Science of Listening into the Home & Classroom
by Malbert Smith
Smith: Better Listeners Make Better Readers and More Successful Students. It’s Time to Bring the Science of Listening into the Home & Classroom
Smith: Better Listeners Make Better Readers and More Successful Students. It’s Time to Bring the Science of Listening into the Home & Classroom
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Shelton: Black and Brown School Leaders are Essential for Real Educational Equity, But They Need Support in Order to Succeed
by Naomi Shelton
Shelton: Black and Brown School Leaders are Essential for Real Educational Equity, But They Need Support in Order to Succeed
Shelton: Black and Brown School Leaders are Essential for Real Educational Equity, But They Need Support in Order to Succeed
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Financial Literacy Now a Graduation Requirement for All Rhode Island High Schools After Years of Student, Teacher Activism
by Marianna McMurdock
Financial Literacy Now a Graduation Requirement for All Rhode Island High Schools After Years of Student, Teacher Activism
Financial Literacy Now a Graduation Requirement for All Rhode Island High Schools After Years of Student, Teacher Activism
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A New Kind of Curriculum Night: Armed With Protest Signs and Data, Diverse Group of Minneapolis Parents Demands Better Reading Instruction for Their Kids
by Beth Hawkins
A New Kind of Curriculum Night: Armed With Protest Signs and Data, Diverse Group of Minneapolis Parents Demands Better Reading Instruction for Their Kids
Pandemic
A New Kind of Curriculum Night: Armed With Protest Signs and Data, Diverse Group of Minneapolis Parents Demands Better Reading Instruction for Their Kids
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After Texas School Shooting, Gun Violence Prevention Advocates and Union Leaders Call for Reforms to Thwart Surge in Campus Violence
by Mark Keierleber
After Texas School Shooting, Gun Violence Prevention Advocates and Union Leaders Call for Reforms to Thwart Surge in Campus Violence
After Texas School Shooting, Gun Violence Prevention Advocates and Union Leaders Call for Reforms to Thwart Surge in Campus Violence