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NAEP ‘Absolutely’ Needs to Stay, Linda McMahon Says. The Department? Not So Much

Following a speech at ASU+GSV, the education secretary spoke briefly with The 74 about civil rights, dismantling the department and NAEP’s future.

Trump Administration

Trump Wants to Cut Funding for California Schools Over One Trans Athlete. It’s Not So Easy

Why CA policy toward trans student athletes is likely to stay

Adam Echelman, CalMatters

Early Childhood

How to Expand Family Child Care in NC from CCR&R Team

Lessons from a team that helped 27 family child care programs get started in a year.

Liz Bell, EdNC.org

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Alberto Carvalho

School (In)Security

The Feds Are Coming for Immigrant Kids

There’s an innate tension between school safety and students’ civil rights. The 74’s Mark Keierleber keeps you up to date on the news you need to know

Mark Keierleber

Author: Mark Keierleber

Alberto Carvalho

L.A. Schools Say They’ll Protect Graduates from ICE. But Will Families Show Up?

Some parents in the district — which includes an estimated 30,000 immigrant students — plan to sit out commencements.

Nadra Nittle, The 19th

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As Feds Resume Student Loan Collections, States Try to Catch Borrowers Before They Sink

Robbie Sequeira

University of Chicago

From English to Automotive Class, Teachers Assign Projects to Combat AI Cheating

Nadia Tamez-Robledo

L.A. Unified Sees ‘Major Gains’ in Fight Against Chronic Absenteeism – But Problem Persists

Supreme Court Unanimously Sides With Disabled Student in Lawsuit vs. District

School (In)Security

School Districts Unaware BoardDocs Software Published Their Private Files

Mark Keierleber

open enrollment

Nevada Legislature Approves State’s First Open Enrollment System

These Early Ed Grants Are ‘Conservative-Friendly.’ Why Does Trump Want Them Cut?

Democratic Debate Over Private School Choice Reveals Post-Election Tensions

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Newark Public Schools to Pay Over $300M for Trade HS Under New 30-Year Lease

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College, Career, Learning Recovery: How America's high schools are evolving for the next generation of teenagers.

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An Enduring Legacy of the Brown v. Board of Education Decision

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Beloved by K-12 Leaders, The Four-Day School Week Fails to Deliver, Study Finds

Future of High School

Coalition Hopes to ‘Accelerate’ Career Training, Apprenticeships

Patrick O’Donnell

L.A. Schools Create ‘Perimeters of Safety’ Against ICE Agents

Educators Say Worst Fears Realized as High Schoolers Detained by ICE

U.S. Department of Education

The California Mom at the Center of Trump’s Crackdown on School Gender Policies

Naval Academy Reinstates Hundreds of ‘DEI’ Books

Nadra Nittle & Mariel Padilla

Eulogy For A Wyoming School: Students, Staff Say Farewell to Laramie Lab School

Katie Klingsporn

It’s Expensive to Become a Teacher in California. This Bill Would Pay Those Who Try

Michigan Senate Democrats Won’t Consider a Trans Athlete Sports Ban. Will Trump Target the State?

Hannah Dellinger

Texas’ Undocumented College Students No Longer Qualify for In-State Tuition

Eleanor Klibanoff & Jessica Priest

Students Weigh Safety, Politics in College Plans as Trump Targets Immigration

Lauren DeLaunay Miller

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