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Missouri
Amid National Voucher Push, Missouri Once Again Turns to Open Enrollment
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immigration
ICE Detains Students, Calling Them ‘Illegal Aliens’
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opinion
Asian Students’ Test Scores Are Often High. Our Success Is Complicated
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covid
State Officials Sue Trump Administration for Halting COVID School Aid
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opinion
The Next Decade in Education Demands Bold Action. Is the Nation Ready?
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Analysis
The Every Student Succeeds Act Turns 10 This Year. Why I Won’t Be Celebrating
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opinion
Why History Instruction is Critical for Combating Online Misinformation
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class size
NYC Kicks Off Class Size Hiring Spree with 3,700 New Teachers
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Tennessee
‘Economically Reckless’ Businesses Slam Bill to Bar Immigrant Kids From School
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Maine
Trump Administration Moves to Strip Federal Education Funding from Maine
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Texas
Does Texas Have a Teacher Retention Crisis?
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Autism
Head of New RFK Jr. Vaccine Study Practiced Unlicensed Medicine on Autistic Kids
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New Jersey
‘I’m Just So Worried’: Newark Educators Fear Federal Funding Cuts Will Have Devastating Consequences
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Louisiana
As EPA Pulls Back, Louisiana Schoolchildren Could Face the Steepest Risks
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lausd
LA Unified Unveils Competitive Video Game Esports Championship
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opinion
Eliminating IES Means Fewer Resources for Districts, States to Educate Well
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immigration
Federal Agents Turn Up at Two LA Schools Seeking ‘Access’ to Young Children
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Early Learning Nation
What the Looming Child Tax Credit Expiration Means for Your Family
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Secretary of Health and Human Services
Parents Are Receiving Mixed Messages About Measles from RFK Jr.
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special education
Isolation & Neglect: Disability Advocates Fear Return to a Bleak Past Under HHS
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Curriculum
Gallup Poll: Half of School Leaders Say Finding a Good Math Teacher is Tough
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Department of Education
The Education Department Asked for Reports of DEI. It Might Get Something Else
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digital divide
COVID Internet Connectivity Crisis Has Eased For Most Families, But Risks Remain
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opinion
How Arts Education Engages Students More Deeply in Other Subjects
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Hawaii
Hawaiʻi Is Failing Special Education Students. Federal Cuts Could Make It Worse
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opinion
Early College Offers Students More Than Just Higher Ed Credits
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Pandemic
Five Years Later: How COVID Triggered a School Choice Renaissance
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The 74 Interview
NAEP ‘Absolutely’ Needs to Stay, Linda McMahon Says. The Department? Not So Much
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opinion
‘Chainsaw Approach’ to Budget Cuts Leaves Military Families as Collateral Damage
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video
Shari Franke Seeks to End Mommy Vloggers Like Her Mother Ruby Franke