New Jersey
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Exclusive Data: Experts Hailed Holding Kids Back as an Emergency Response to Pandemic Learning Loss
News
The Kids Are Not All Right: How 4 States Are Rushing to Improve Student Access to Mental Health Care
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Highly Watched Pennsylvania School Funding Case Heads to Trial, Years After Low-Income Districts Sued to Overturn a ‘System of Haves and Have Nots’
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In Blow to Union Detractors, Supreme Court Declines to Hear Three Post-Janus Cases Over Dues Collection
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Ask the Doctor: Did We Miscalculate the Risk of COVID for Kids?
Analysis
Analysis: With 90% of Newark Students Behind Grade Level in Math, New Tutoring Collaboration Aims to Fill Void for High Schoolers Looking to Recover Learning
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The Pandemic Set Back Student Learning — But Newark, New Jersey Kept the Data Under Wraps
Analysis
The Remote Learning Paradox: Some Educators, Parents Want to Keep Online Classes Option Even Though Instruction Suffered
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Cicadas During COVID — A ‘Golden Moment’ For Classroom Engagement At the End of an Isolating School Year
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A Year After Nationwide Protests, District Promises for Racial Equity — Juneteenth Gains Legal Popularity, but Misses Classroom Recognition
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‘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
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The Pandemic Forced Millions of Women Out of the Workforce. That’s a Problem Not Only for the Economy, But Their Children’s Lifelong Success
Analysis
Analysis: New Data Show Newark’s Educators Are Driving Learning Gains That Outpace New Jersey’s Best-in-the-Nation Schools
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The Week In School Reopenings: 6 Key Updates On Students’ Return To Classrooms
Analysis
Analysis: In Denying Expansion For Newark’s Top Charter Schools, New Jersey Officials Are Ignoring the Data on Student Performance — and Family Support
Opinion
Q&A: ‘This Is Crushing Our Children’ — New Jersey Parent Leader Explains Why Some Families Are Suing to Get Their Schools Reopened
Analysis
Analysis: New Poll of NJ Parents Shows Stark Racial and Economic Gaps Are Shaping the Effectiveness of Remote Learning During the Pandemic
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Dear Future Me: For 26 Years, NJ Teacher Had His 6th-Graders Write Letters to Their Future Selves. This Year He Got to See Them Opened
Analysis
Waters: Newark Voters Just Elected Their First Full School Board Since State Control Ended. And It’s One Ed Reformers & Foes Agree On
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Coronavirus Separates Student Teachers From Their K-12 and College Classrooms, Forcing Them to Scramble and States to Change License Rules