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Commissioner’s View: From Technology to Student Input, COVID Experiences Give Kentucky a Chance to Do Education Differently
We Are Parent Choice Advocates and Want Our Children to Be Taught A Full Accounting of Our Nation’s History
Pandemic
Pandemic
Wise: A COVID Constituency of Parents, Teachers & Voters Wants Learning Loss Addressed. Personalized Education Is 1 of the Answers
Union Report
Union Report
Analysis: It Isn’t Always Angry Parents Behind School Board Recalls — When the Teachers Union Tries to Unseat Board Members
Pandemic
Pandemic
Schrauth and Shapiro: Virtual Mentoring Was Invaluable During the Pandemic. Keeping It Going Can Close the Gap for the 1 in 3 Students Who Need a Mentor’s Help
Williams: Replacing Mayoral Control With Elected School Boards is Not the Best Way to Shore Up Our Fragile Democracy — Or Run Schools
Pandemic
Pandemic
Lake: The COVID Crisis Cracked Our Education System. A New Reform Coalition Must Come Together to Fix It in the Interest of Children
Pandemic
Pandemic
Young: In Designing Resilient School Systems, We Must Move Beyond ‘Either/Or Thinking’ When It Comes to Digital Tools & Remote Learning
Not Every Student from Latin America Speaks Spanish: How Educators Can Recognize — and Meet the Needs of — Indigenous-Speaking Students
Pandemic
Pandemic
Perdue: Dual Enrollment Can Help Fix the High School-to-College Pathway for Students Hit Hardest by COVID-19
Union Report
Union Report
Analysis: Amid Crucial State Elections, Virginia Education Association Places its Second-Largest Local Under Trusteeship
Holt: Under New Pilot Program, Tutoring Providers Will Get Paid Only If Students Succeed. It Could Change How Districts and Vendors Do Business
Commentary: Not Just Recovery, But Reinvention — 3 Lessons from Schools Where COVID Innovations Offer New Solutions
Dillard & Hoover: During the Pandemic, Teachers Became Much More Engaged with Education Technology. How to Keep that Momentum Going
Pandemic
Pandemic
Glassman & Miranda: Students of Color, English Learners and Kids with Disabilities Were Hit Hardest by COVID-19. NYC’s Next Mayor Must Make Re-Engaging Their Families a Priority
Union Report
Union Report
Analysis: NEA Membership Is Down 9% Since 2009 & the Lowest It’s Been Since 2006. But Union’s Finances, and Political Influence, Still Going Strong
Superintendent’s View: In Arizona, Collaboration with Our State’s Public Universities Is Helping K-12 Students Succeed
Pandemic
Pandemic
Richards: My Company’s Text Message Tool Shows a 150% Spike in Families’ Fears About School Violence. 3 Way to Head Off That Trend
Pandemic
Pandemic
Adams: With Schools Open During Early Voting, NYC Families Ask — Why Are Voters Allowed In While Parents Are Kept Out?
Carello: How Can Schools Know If Their Services and Supports Are Actually Driving Meaningful Student Learning? The ‘Active Ingredients’ Project Has Some Answers