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Articles by Bree Dusseault

Bree Dusseault is principal at the Center on Reinventing Public Education, supporting its analysis of district and charter responses to COVID-19. She previously served as executive director of Green Dot Public Schools Washington, executive director of pK-12 schools for Seattle Public Schools, a researcher at CRPE, and as a principal and teacher.

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Articles by Bree Dusseault

Building Upgrades, SEL: 100 Large & Urban Districts Plan Their Pandemic Recovery

School Mask, Vaccine Mandates Are Mostly Gone. But What if the Virus Comes Back?

Many Remote Learning Options Shutting Down as School Reopens for Fall 2022

How 100 Large and Urban Districts Are (and Aren’t) Engaging Stakeholders

Amid COVID Chaos & Toxic Politics, School Superintendents Face 'Impossible' Job

School Staffing Shortage: 100 Big Districts Tell Us Where They're Shorthanded

CT Strategy for Tracking & Reporting How COVID Funds Are Spent Is One to Watch

Tutoring, Extra Class Time & Other Learning Acceleration Strategies

Staff Vaccine Mandates, Incentives and Consequences in 100 Large Districts

Analysis: Majority of Top 100 School Districts Not Requiring COVID Testing

Parent Waivers, Test Kit Shortages and Learning in Quarantine

Only 5 of 100 Top Districts Planned Robust Remote Learning for Quarantined Kids

Family Input & Districts' Emergency Relief Spending Plans

How Well Do Urban Districts Communicate About Health and Safety?

Analysis: Learning Loss Update — Districts Quiet on How They Plan to Help Students Recover From a Year of Continued Disruption

Analysis: Community Health, Vaccination Policies & Local Preference — How 100 Districts Are Reopening After COVID-19 Shutdowns

Analysis: What Does ‘Attendance’ Mean for Remote Learners in a Pandemic? How 106 Districts Are Dealing With Absenteeism, Student Engagement & Grades

Analysis: We Reviewed the School Reopening Plans for 106 Districts Around the Country. Here’s How They Square With Reality

Analysis: We Reviewed 86 Districts’ Reopening Plans for the 2020-21 School Year. Here’s Some of What We Found

Analysis: As More Districts Opt for Virtual Learning in the Fall, the Senate HEALS Act Risks Being out of Touch With Public Health Reality — and Delaying Desperately Needed Funds

We’ve Surveyed 82 School Districts That Launched Remote Learning Amid the Pandemic. Here’s What Did (and Didn’t) Work This Spring — and What It Means for Next Year

Analysis: For Hundreds of Thousands of Kids at Some of America’s Biggest School Districts, There’s Still No Consistent Plan for Remote Learning Nearly 2 Months Into the Pandemic

Analysis: What Can We Learn From Districts That Responded Early to the Coronavirus Pandemics? Here Are 5 Takeaways

Analysis: Halfway Through the Last Quarter of the School Year, Remote Classes Are in Session but Attendance Plans Are Still Absent

Analysis: When It Comes to Remote Learning, Too Many States Are Telling School Districts, ‘You’re on Your Own’

Analysis: A Month In, Districts and Charters Make Progress on Online Instruction and Monitoring Student Progress, Lag in Grading and Attendance

Analysis: How 18 Top Charter School Networks Are Adapting to Online Education, and What Other Schools Can Learn From Them

Analysis: Schools Are Making Slow Transition From Classroom to Cloud. What 82 Districts and 18 Charter Management Organizations Are Doing

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