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After Super Tuesday, 15 Key Education Issues to Keep Following in the States That Voted March 3
By Laura Fay and Meghan Gallagher and Steve Snyder | February 27, 2020

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Teaching Black Students Their History and How to Be Entrepreneurs Fulfilled My Lifelong Dream
Afterschool Survey: Participation Drops to Lowest Rate Since 2009
District of Columbia: City Sees Surge of Interest in Adult Education Programs
Testing: Cleveland’s Poorest Kids Avoided ‘COVID Slide’ on Tests
Student’s View: Why I Left a Top NYC Program for Homeschooling
Texas: Keeping Kids Fed During Pandemic Tests Limits of Bureaucracy
Haspel & Thornton: Every State & District Needs to Create a Learning Recovery Task Force — Now. Here Are Some Reasons Why
O’Keefe & Korman: Millions of Students Aren’t in School. What the Biden-Harris Administration Should Do to Get Them Learning Again
Linker: How My Chicago Collaborative Supports Social-Emotional Health of Students, Teachers & Families Amid Online Learning and COVID Stress
Klompus & Odemwingie: Time With Students Is More Precious Than Ever. A Smart Approach to Testing Can Help Educators Make the Most of It
An Educator’s View: The Empathy & Compassion Biden Talks About Are SEL Skills Every Child Should Have. How Teachers Can Help Students Learn Them
An Educator’s View: 6 Simple Steps for Parents and Teachers to Maximize Learning During COVID’s Second Wave
Pandemic Notebook: For Students from Low-Income, Immigrant Families, Getting into College Can Feel like Winning the Golden Ticket. The Pandemic Has Only Raised the Stakes
A Student’s View: From One of New York City’s Top High Schools to Homeschooling, in a Single Marking Period
Adams: Whatever You Do For Your Child, You’ll Be Wrong — Why I Gave My Son Permission to Drop Out of High School
Betsy DeVos Steps Down as Education Secretary: Read the Full Resignation Letter
Infante-Green: Kamala Harris and Rhode Island’s Top Female Leaders Are Setting a New Example for Today’s Young Women
Whitmire: Why Miguel Cardona Could Help End the School Culture Wars and Reverse College Enrollment Plunge for Low-Income Kids
Rotherham: Cardona a Deft Pick for Ed Secretary at a Time When Political Fights Should Be Secondary to the Disaster Facing Millions of Students
Special Report — COVID’s Missing Kids: Inside the Costs of Students Disengaging From Remote Classes & Families Deciding to Leave Their Schools
By Laura Fay and Meghan Gallagher and Steve Snyder | February 27, 2020