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analysis
Revolutionizing the Way States Inform the Public About Education & the Workforce
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The 74 Interview
As Students Struggle With Math, One Indiana High Schooler Refinds Her Footing
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Hawaii
‘Not Acceptable’: Why So Many Hawaii Schools Lack Fire Alarms
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Nebraska
Nebraska Directs $2M to Boost Reading in Preschools, Eliminate ‘Book Deserts’
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higher education
No More Attending Classes: These Community Colleges Let Students Learn at Their Own Pace
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California
Recognizing Fake News Now a Required Subject in California Schools
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New Jersey
Newark Coalition to Revamp School Lunches After Years of Parent Complaints
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Case Studies
Reframing Caregiving Leave as an Opportunity at Work, Not a Liability
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West Virginia
West Virginia School Districts Misspent Millions in COVID Relief Money, Audit Shows
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South Carolina
USC Expanding Civil Rights Research Hub on Former Campus of Historic Black School
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Online Learning
Online Schooling for Washington’s Youngest Students is on the Rise
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apprenticeships
Connecticut Invests $3.8M to Expand College-Level Courses in High Schools
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Alaska
Alaska Head Start Programs Are Watching a Biden Plan That Would Increase Salaries
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Kansas
After Kansas School Forces Native American Boy to Cut His Hair, ACLU Sends Warning
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Analysis
More Students Need Great Tutors — But Here’s Why Our Tutoring Moment Could Fail
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opinion
California Celebrates Its Linguistic Diversity While Shortchanging Bilingual Ed
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Maryland
Maryland DOE, Blueprint Board Aim to Boost Literacy Scores in Elementary Schools
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Hawaii
Legislators Call For Additional Safety Measures For Lahaina Schools
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New York City
Principal ‘Covered Up’ After Second Grader Brought Knife to Target Classmate, Say Parents
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Reading
Read to Your Dog, Your Cat—Just Read! NCAA Boosts Literacy for Indy 3rd Graders
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Analysis
New Report Finds Charters Deliver More Bang for the Buck than District Schools
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Free Speech
Report: 1.3M Teachers, 100,000 Professors Now Under ‘Educational Gag Orders’
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Florida
Florida Considers Changing Rules About How Schools Must Offer Recess to Students
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Kentucky
Alarming Kentucky Report: Fewer Kindergarteners Now Arriving Ready to Learn
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student debt relief
Attempt to Kill Biden Student Debt Relief Plan Tied to Income Fails in U.S. Senate
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Maryland
Big Changes Coming in How Maryland Teens Are Deemed Ready for College, Career
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alabama
New Federal Rules on Distance Learning Leave Some Higher Ed Officials Scrambling
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Tennessee
Tenn. Hearings on Federal School Funding Leave Out Parents, Local Advocacy Groups
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North Carolina
North Carolina Lawmaker Proposes Bill to Help College Students with Children Graduate
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Idaho
Idaho Governor Touts Apprenticeships — and Launch