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Fired Superintendent Files Discrimination Complaint, New Chief Steps In
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Black Girls are Graduating at a Higher Rate Than Any Other Demographic in Memphis Schools. Here’s Why
Opinion
Open Letter: To Build an Empowered, STEM-Capable Society, We Need to Look to Promote Learning Beyond the Classroom
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Youngkin Administration Ends Equity Initiatives at the Virginia Department of Education
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WATCH — Creating a Constitutional Right to Quality Schools: Advocates and Experts Talk About a New Campaign for Educational Equity
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Sweltering Classrooms, Leaky Roofs, Outdated Curriculum: Lancaster Schools Chief Paints Bleak Picture in Pa. School Funding Trial
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Over 1 Million HS Grads Skipped College in 2020. Only a Tiny Fraction Re-Enrolled in 2021
Opinion
Williams: A New — and Long Past Due — Roadmap for Overhauling How Schools Serve English Learners
Analysis
Analysis: How Schools Can Close Troubling Racial Gaps in Advanced Courses
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New Data Show School Staffing Shortages Disproportionately Hitting High-Poverty Districts During Pandemic
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What if College Admissions Relied on Random Lotteries? Fewer Black, Low-Income, and Male Students Would be Accepted, New Study Finds
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Skyrocketing School Board Recalls Offer Window into Year of Bitter Education Politics
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‘Drawing Better Lines’: The High Cost of Housing Even a Neighborhood Away Prices Many Low-Income Families Out of Better Schools, Report Says
Opinion
Shelton: Black and Brown School Leaders are Essential for Real Educational Equity, But They Need Support in Order to Succeed
Featured
Former D.C. Schools Chief’s New Venture, Reconstruction, Celebrates the Black Experience While Staying ‘Out of the Fray’
News
WATCH: Education Experts Talk Student Literacy, COVID Learning Loss and How Teachers Can Confront the Widening Achievement Gap
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‘We Left Those Students Behind’: 1.9 Million Low-Income Youth Boxed Out of Afterschool Programs, Despite Surging Parent Interest in STEM Offerings
Opinion
Chatterji: From AP to IB to Dual Enrollment, There’s a Troubling Racial Gap in Access to Advanced HS Courses. Here Are Some Ways to Close it
Opinion
Adams: In Demanding Identical Results, and Treating Education as a Zero-Sum Game, Has New York City Actually Given Up on Raising the Bar For All Students?
News
Parents Want Better School Ventilation This Fall. But the Devil is in the Details — and the Expense