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With Up to 9 Grade Levels Per Class, Can Schools Handle the Fallout From COVID’s K-Shaped Recession?
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WATCH — 2nd Grade Show and Tell: Children Share Their Pandemic Artworks and Talk About the Fear, Relief and Resilience That’s Defined Their Grade-School Years
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Even as COVID Cases Spike in Texas, Governor Says Students Won’t Face New Mask Mandates in the Fall
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Texas Second Graders ‘Show’ Their Pandemic Challenges through Art and ‘Tell’ How Their Teacher Helped them Stay Strong
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A San Antonio Mental Health Desert Became a Beacon of Counseling Services for Thousands of Children and Families — Just as the Pandemic Hit
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Fearing a ‘Second Pandemic’ of Student Trauma, School Leaders Are Doubling Down on Mental Health First Aid Training
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‘Cruel and Vindictive’: Immigrant Youth Rally Outside Houston Courthouse After Federal Judge Strikes Down DACA
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Texas Senate Panel Advances Bills Limiting the School Sports Teams That Transgender Athletes Can Join
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In Special Legislative Session, Texas Lawmakers Look to Further Restrict Critical Race Theory in Schools
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New Data: At Schools Across Texas, Students of Color Returned to In-Person Learning at Below-Average Rates
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Food Insecurity Now a Growing Concern for America’s College Students
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Chaos Theory: Amid Pandemic Recovery Efforts, School Leaders Fear Critical Race Furor Will ‘Paralyze’ Teachers
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COVID Learning Loss: New Texas Data Points to Impact of Pandemic, With Only One in Three El Paso Students Testing at Grade Level in Math
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What Is (and Isn’t) Critical Race Theory? A Closer Look at the Discipline Texas’ Governor Wants to ‘Abolish’
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Texas Gov. Abbott Signs ‘Critical Race Theory’ Bill Limiting Teaching of Current Events Into Law
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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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For Maryland’s New Schools Chief Choudhury, State Anti-Poverty ‘Blueprint’ Draws on Deep Expertise Identifying, Aiding Low-Income Students in Texas
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Texas Universities See More State Funding Than Anticipated — But They’re Still Hoping For More Support as State Decides How to Spend $16 Billion in Federal Stimulus
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Gender Gap in Vaccination Narrower Among Youth Than Adults, Early Numbers Show
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Study: Resuming In-Person Learning at Texas Schools Last Fall Accelerated Spread of COVID-19