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Texas’s Missing Students: Weeks After Closures, Schools in San Antonio Still Couldn’t Locate Thousands of Kids. How One Band Director Finally Tracked Down His Musicians
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NYC: Concerns Over Open Jobs Being Filled by ‘Absent Teacher Reserve’
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NYC: Should I Stay or Go? NYC Families Fleeing Over Schools
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Cleveland: Schools Considering ‘Mastery Learning’ Plan For Fall
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Superintendent of San Antonio’s Largest, Most Diverse District Weighs Reopening Schools First for Students Who Need Them Most
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The Education Pandemic: Announcing Our New Reporting Initiative
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Cleveland: Inside City’s Plan to Pay for Every Student’s Broadband
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New York City: Amid Pandemic, Could City Scrap Screened Schools?
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San Antonio Oral History: 5 Leaders, 4 Weeks, a Rebooted School System
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Oral History — 5 School Leaders, 4 Weeks & the Biggest Education Crisis of Their Careers
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District of Columbia: A Third-Grader’s Fear — Worst. Summer. Ever.
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NOLA: 25% of Schools’ Charters Expiring, but No New Test Data
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LISTEN — Class Disrupted Podcast Episode 1: Why Doesn’t Every Student Have a Device and the Internet? How One Texas District Is Leading the Way for Virtual Learning
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Montana: As Most US Schools Shutter, Some Out West Partially Reopen
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An Education System, Divided: How Internet Inequity Persisted Through 4 Presidents and Left Schools Unprepared for the Pandemic
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Latino Superintendents: ‘Going Back to Normal’ Not Their Goal After Coronavirus Crisis
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In School Finance Discussion, Experts Warn That Economic Damage From COVID Could Force ‘Unheard-of’ Cuts
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Research: New Fears Over Possible ‘COVID Slide’
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From Communities in Schools Alumnus to Its New CEO, Rey Saldaña Has a Great Backstory — but That Shouldn’t Mean Other Struggling Students Have To
Opinion
An Educator’s View: My 12th-Graders Are Mostly First-Generation, Low-Income Students Hit Hard by COVID-19. 3 Ways Colleges Can Help Them