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deportation
Deportation Fears Push Some New York Immigrant Students to Virtual Learning
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phonics
As Reading Scores Fall, States Turn to Phonics — but Not Without a Fight
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Maine
‘It Broke Him, and it Broke Me’: Maine Parents, Educators Describe Trauma from Restraint and Seclusion
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Indiana
How an Indiana Teacher Prepares Students for College Success
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opinion
Can Learning Cursive Help Kids Read Better? Some Policymakers Think It’s Worth a Try
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Missouri
Kansas City Parents Push for Dyslexia to be Taken Seriously
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school voucher
Rapidly Expanding School Voucher Programs Pinch State Budgets
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New York City
NYC Schools Fail to Protect Students with Disabilities From Lengthy Suspensions
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Trump Administration
How Trump’s ‘One, Big, Beautiful’ Tax Bill Could Impact Programs for Women, Kids
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burnout
As Teacher Burnout Deepens, States Scramble to Fill Job Vacancies
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opinion
Learning Together as a Team Boosts Both Teachers’ Practice & Student Achievement
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charter schools
Supreme Court Blocks Religious Charter Schools
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education department
Federal Judge Blocks Trump Bid to Kill Ed Dept., Orders Fired Workers Reinstated
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Supreme Court
‘A Day to Exhale’: Supreme Court Deadlocks on Religious Charter Schools — For Now
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child development
Introducing zero2eight: The 74’s Hub for Early Care & Education
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opinion
To Close the Latino Student Success Gap, Open Up the Educator Pipeline
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baby development
Breakthrough Research Shows the Complexity and Brilliance of Babies’ Brains
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opinion
The Voices We Don’t Hear: Teachers Who Gave Up
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Department of Education
McMahon Takes Flak From Democrats, Republicans at Congressional Budget Hearing
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teacher pay
Across the U.S., Unions Are Seeking Big Boosts to Paraprofessional Pay
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opinion
The True Impact of School Meal Funding Cuts: More Hunger, Less Learning
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opinion
Millions of Kids Learn Through Public Media. Why Take That Away?
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school choice
Exclusive Report: As Movement Grows, Microschools Aren’t So ‘Micro’ Anymore
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News
The First 8 Years Are Crucial For Foundational Learning and Brain Development
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immigration
4-Year-Old Immigrant and Other Young Kids Go to Court Alone
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opinion
Instead of Banning Cellphones in School, Our Connecticut District Embraced Them
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Los Angeles
Top LAUSD Schools with Empty Seats Shut Out Needy Students, Report Says
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Future of High School
To Tackle Chronic Absenteeism, This DC High School Lets Students Lead
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School (In)Security
These School Cops in Florida Ordered to Help ICE Arrest Immigrants, Records Show
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Illinois
Illinois Considers Lowering Scores Students Need to be Considered Proficient on State Exams