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By | May 5, 2021
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New Study Finds No Asian American Discrimination in Admissions at Elite Colleges
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Stuck at Home, Separated from Teachers, Children May Have Faced More Severe Abuse During Pandemic, Research Suggests
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Youth Vaccination Rates Plummet, Reigniting Debates Over Masks in School
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‘Cruel and Vindictive’: Immigrant Youth Rally Outside Houston Courthouse After Federal Judge Strikes Down DACA
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With Some Parents Mad Over Issues from School Closures to Critical Race Theory, Leaders Fear Impact on Fall Enrollment
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Partisanship Alone Didn’t Determine School Reopenings, New Study Argues
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CDC to Schools: If You’re Vaccinated, Masks are No Longer Required
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Dramatic Drop in College Persistence Latest Sign of COVID’s ‘Missing Generation’ of College Students
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New Federal Data: Almost All Schools Offered In-Person Learning by Spring, But Attendance Varied Widely By Race
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Unions Go All-In on Critical Race Theory, Promising Money and Support to Members Teaching ‘Honest History’
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Supreme Court Declines to Hear Case Over Transgender Students’ Bathroom Rights, Letting Lower-Court Victory for Gavin Grimm Stand
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Education Secretary Calls on Charter Leaders to Bolster Teacher Diversity, Eliminate For-Profit Operators
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At Ed Dept. Equity Summit, Marten Announces Plans to Address ‘Pressing Needs’ of Students with Disabilities
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Just In — Secretary Cardona’s Full Remarks For the Department of Education’s Equity Summit: ‘To Advance Equity, We Must Innovate’
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A Year After Espinoza, Supreme Court Accepts New Case That Tests Limits of Religious Freedom in School
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As Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Catholic Adoption Agency and Moves Further to Protect Freedom of Religion, Possible Implications for Vouchers and Religious Schools
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Ed Department: Title IX Protects Gay and Transgender Students
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Watch Now: As America’s Charter Schools Turn 30, Bill Clinton and an Expert Panel Reflect on the History (and Future) of Education Reform
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States Submit Plans for Using Relief Funds for Recovery, But 23 States Still Working on Drafts
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Senate Republican Leaders Seek Answers on Teachers Unions’ Influence Over CDC School Reopening Guidance
