Alabama Aims for Huge Pre-K Enrollment Boost by 2025, Despite Pandemic Setback
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Lessons in Leadership From 15 Months of One College Facing Down a Pandemic
From Finances to Community, What Does Child Care Look Like When it Works?
A Student Exchange Program ‘With a Twist’ Helps Teens Experience a Different America
From ‘Picture Walks’ to Book Q&As, Here’s How One Rural California School Topped State’s List for Being Best in Reading
In Arizona, a Radical Change in Juvenile Detention
‘We Are Here’: Debates Over Teaching History Exclude Native People, Rhode Island Indigenous Parents Say
Texas School Resource Officers Pepper Spray, Tase Students During HS Protest, Prompting Police Brutality Outcry
The Brooklyn Public Library Already Knows How to Get Books Back Without Fines
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Pandemic
Adams: Online Parent-Teacher Conferences Still Have Issues. They’re Still Better Than Dashing Through School Halls Trying to Be in 3 Places at Once
‘Jim Crow Debt’: Black Student Loan Borrowers Say Staggering Repayment Prevents them from Affording Food, Rent, Health Care, Homes, Retirement
How a Sex Scene in a Young Adult Novel Touched Off Texas’s Latest Culture War
One School, Many Principals: How This Rural School District is Coping with Staffing Shortages
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Pandemic
Reading Remedies: How One School Battled COVID Reading Woes Through Teacher Support and Training
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COVID Policy Briefing
This Week in COVID & Education Policy: Surge in School Closures Hits Over 700 Districts, Doubts About Safety Fuel Parent Vaccine Hesitancy and More
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Pandemic
Texas College Students and Professors Feel the Effects of Halted Study Abroad Programs
Who Are NYPD’s New ‘Youth Coordination Officers’ Headed to Schools?
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Pandemic
New Data Show School Staffing Shortages Disproportionately Hitting High-Poverty Districts During Pandemic
How Does Smoking Marijuana Affect Academic Performance? Two Researchers Explain How it Can Alter More Than Just Moods
Proposed California Ballot Measure Would Give Parents ‘Legal Standing’ to Sue for Better Schools as Right-to-Education Efforts Spread