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COVID Policy Briefing
COVID Policy Briefing
The Week in COVID & Education Policy: Surge of Suicide Attempts By Teen Girls, Parents Not Thrilled About Learning Recovery Solutions & 13 Key Updates on Students and Schools
WATCH — Reflecting on 30 Years of Charter Schools: Former President Clinton Joins Panel of Education Experts to Assess the Movement and the Moment
Pandemic
Pandemic
A Summer Crunch for Desperate D.C. Families: Parents Seeking Child Care (and Students Yearning to Socialize Again After the Pandemic) Now Face Overflowing Waitlists
A Year After Nationwide Protests, District Promises for Racial Equity — Juneteenth Gains Legal Popularity, but Misses Classroom Recognition
New York City Mayor’s Race Features Striking New Posture on Charter Schools
Watch: As America’s Charter Schools Turn 30, Bill Clinton and an Expert Panel Reflect on the History (and Future) of Education Reform
Pandemic
Pandemic
For Maryland’s New Schools Chief Choudhury, State Anti-Poverty ‘Blueprint’ Draws on Deep Expertise Identifying, Aiding Low-Income Students in Texas
Every Student Succeeds Act
Every Student Succeeds Act
This Week in Education Policy & Priorities: Feds Outline How States Can Use Relief Funds, New Report Tracks Pandemic’s Toll on Underserved Students & More
A School Discipline Double-Take: How Catherine Lhamon Could Turn Back the Clock With a Renewed Focus on Persistent Racial Disparities — and Ignite New Feuds
Pandemic
Pandemic
Amid a Push to Get More Young Voters to the Polls, Will NYC’s Mayoral Wannabes Listen to the Priorities of New York’s Students?
‘The Best Way to Prepare for College Is to Do College’: Camden Reach Just the Latest New Jersey Program Giving HS Students a Jump Start on Higher Ed
Pandemic
Pandemic
‘We Don’t Want to Lose Students’: Cleveland Schools To Offer Remote Classes in the Fall
How an Oklahoma STEM Nonprofit Is Empowering Students to Digitally Rebuild Tulsa’s Black Wall Street
Texas Universities See More State Funding Than Anticipated — But They’re Still Hoping For More Support as State Decides How to Spend $16 Billion in Federal Stimulus
COVID Policy Briefing
COVID Policy Briefing
The Week in COVID & Education Policy: UK Schools Struggle with Variants, State Budgets Recover and More Key Updates
Pandemic
Pandemic
New RAND Survey Suggests Support for Continuing Remote Schooling This Fall is Limited — Among White Families
Pandemic
Pandemic
One Fate, Two Fates. Red States, Blue States: New Data Reveal a 432-Hour In-Person Learning Gap Produced by the Politics of Pandemic Schooling
Pandemic
Pandemic
New Data Links Remote Learning in Connecticut to Chronic Absenteeism at Key Transitions; 30% of Ninth Graders Missed At Least a Tenth of Last School Year
COVID Slide
COVID Slide
Education Through the Pandemic: From Tennessee’s Push to Woo New Teachers Through Higher Salaries to Indiana’s Decline in HS Grads Seeking Out More Education, 11 Ways States Are Confronting COVID Slide
Pandemic
Pandemic
Amid Surge in Stress During Pandemic, Sleep the ‘Magic Pill’ to Restoring Teens’ Mental Health, Experts Say