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Tutoring’s New Game: Better Academic Results Yield Bigger Payoffs for Providers
In linking pay to student progress, participants in ‘outcomes-based’ efforts say accountability must be a ‘two-way street.’
Linda Jacobson
Hawaii
Hawaii
Maui’s Displaced Students: Hawaii to Reopen Lahaina Schools 2 Months After Fire
Three schools will resume classes after fall break, while a temporary facility is being built for students of the destroyed King Kamehameha III school
Megan Tagami, CalMatters
Indiana
child care
Uncertain Future for Providers as Child Care Crisis Looms
One national think tank estimates that 3.2 million children may lose their child care as federal grant funding expires at the end of the month.
Whitney Downard, Indiana Capital Chronicle
mississippi
education
Few Schools Using Mississippi’s Telehealth Program, but Admin Hopes to Ramp Up
The program, which is free to students, began with the goal of increasing access to medical care and keeping children in school more hours each day.
Julia James, Mississippi Today
Maryland
achievement gaps
Latest Maryland Test Results Show Wide Achievement Disparities
Baltimore City recorded the lowest proficiency percentage in fifth and eighth grade students this year at nearly 12% and 9%, respectively.
William J. Ford, Maryland Matters
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