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teacher housing
teacher housing

$200 Rent, District Supe as Landlord: Affordable Teacher Housing Is on the Rise

As housing prices spike, more districts are building teacher homes to attract young, lower-paid school staffers and help keep those they already have.

Lauren Wagner
Author: Lauren Wagner
declining literacy
declining literacy

Many Young Adults Barely Literate, Yet Earned a High School Diploma

Functionally illiterate high school graduates may have been passed through the school system without gaining needed skills.

Jessika Harkay
Author: Jessika Harkay
4Fams
4Fams
4Fams

In Arguing Over the Right Age for Gifted Testing, G&T Gatekeepers Miss the Point

Adams: Schools need many more seats in classes that offer advanced learning, and multiple chances for students to be admitted.

Alina Adams
Author: Alina Adams
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WIC

Parents Worry as WIC Funding Dwindles During the Government Shutdown

WIC, a program that provides essential aid for women, infants and young children, is in jeopardy as shutdown continues.

Bryce Covert
Author: Bryce Covert
teacher training
teacher training

Report: 6 Ways States Can Improve Special Education, English Learner Workforce

From mentorship to preparation and pay, new analysis highlights policy areas states should consider for addressing shortages of these teachers.

Lauren Wagner
Author: Lauren Wagner
LGBTQ Students
LGBTQ Students

As the LGBTQ Youth Population Doubles, Number of Bills Targeting Them Triples

New research finds half of LGBTQ young people live in the 27 states where a swell of new laws restrict their in-school rights.

Beth Hawkins
Author: Beth Hawkins
School (In)Security
School (In)Security
School (In)Security

PowerSchool Hacker 鈥楾hankful I Got Caught,鈥� Sentenced to 4 Years in Prison

Matthew D. Lane pleaded guilty to the cyberattack, which compromised the sensitive information of more than 60 million students.

Mark Keierleber
Author: Mark Keierleber
commentary
commentary

Oregon May Be the Canary in the Coal Mine for Child Care Cuts

Amid early childhood gains, does Oregon鈥檚 path present a cautionary tale?

Elliot Haspel
Author: Elliot Haspel

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Months After Los Angeles Wildfires, Child Care Providers Are Still in Crisis

Nearly nine months later, Los Angeles providers reflect on their experiences living through 鈥� and recovering from 鈥� this catastrophic emergency.

Ashley 脕lvarez
Author: Ashley 脕lvarez

Future of High School

Future of High School
Future of High School
Future of High School

Rethinking High School in RI, Where Academics & Career Training Go Hand-in-Hand

Paperny: Statewide, students who took at least two CTE courses perform higher on national assessments and have higher four-year graduation rates.

Tanya Paperny
Future of High School
Future of High School
Future of High School

New Report Reveals the Struggle Worldwide to Prepare Young People for Work

Manno: While some countries provide clear classroom-to-career pathways, many 鈥� including the U.S. 鈥� leave teens unready for the next stage of life.

Bruno V. Manno
Author: Bruno V. Manno
Analysis
Analysis
Future of High School

Student Achievement Is Down Overall 鈥� But Kids at the Bottom Are Sinking Faster

Aldeman: It's not about race, income or parents' education. But across tests, grades and subjects, gap between higher and lower performers is growing

Chad Aldeman
Author: Chad Aldeman
Future of High School
Future of High School
Future of High School

Poor NAEP Showing Prompts Calls for Cell Phone Bans

While evidence suggests banning cell phones can help academics, a few researchers search for more solid connection.

Greg Toppo
Author: Greg Toppo
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commentary
commentary

When the Outside World Feeds Fear, Student Peer Support Becomes a Lifeline

Jones-McKinney: This moment demands we listen to students, not just because they are the most affected, but because they are already leading the way.

Raven Jones-McKinney
Author: Raven Jones-McKinney
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4Fams
4Fams

In Arguing Over the Right Age for Gifted Testing, G&T Gatekeepers Miss the Point

Adams: Schools need many more seats in classes that offer advanced learning, and multiple chances for students to be admitted.

Alina Adams
Author: Alina Adams
commentary
commentary

Ed Tech Can Unlock STEM Potential of Students With Disabilities 鈥� If It’s Funded

Schneider & Kishore: Without federal, private & philanthropic capital, promising tools stall in development & never reach the kids who need them most.

Mark Schneider & Ayan Kishore
commentary
commentary

Is Calculus Overrated? Some Reasons to Rethink How Schools Offer Advanced Math

Tyner: Statistics classes are much more common in college 鈥� and more relevant in many high-paying fields. High schools should take note

Adam Tyner
Author: Adam Tyner
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early learning
early learning

Ongoing Federal Shutdown Threatens Head Start Access for Over 65K Children

'We don't want to see our children ... caught in the crosshairs of these types of political fights,' national deputy director said.

Amanda Geduld
Author: Amanda Geduld
California
California

How a San Diego Preschool Serves Kids After Trauma

This preschool serves kids with traumatic backgrounds. Here鈥檚 what researchers learned from them.

Adriana Heldiz & Adam Ashton
commentary
commentary

Oregon May Be the Canary in the Coal Mine for Child Care Cuts

Amid early childhood gains, does Oregon鈥檚 path present a cautionary tale?

Elliot Haspel
Author: Elliot Haspel
WIC
WIC

Parents Worry as WIC Funding Dwindles During the Government Shutdown

WIC, a program that provides essential aid for women, infants and young children, is in jeopardy as shutdown continues.

Bryce Covert
Author: Bryce Covert
immigration
immigration

ICE Fears Put Pregnant Immigrants and Their Babies at Risk

Fear of deportation is deterring people without permanent legal status from critical care.

Mel Leonor Barclay & Shefali Luthra
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closing the books

closing the books
closing the books

Why Are So Few Kids Reading for Pleasure?

Doomscrolling. Poor literacy instruction. Overscheduling. These are some of the reasons cited for a generational decline in students reading for fun.

Greg Toppo
Author: Greg Toppo

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analysis

Are ‘Good’ Schools Good for All Students? The Answer Seems to Be Yes

Chad Aldeman
Author: Chad Aldeman
unions

Former Florida Teachers Union Leader Pleads Guilty in $2.6 Million Fraud Scheme

Lauren Wagner
Author: Lauren Wagner
North Carolina

Science of Reading Training, Practice Vary, New Research Finds

Liz Bell, EdNC.org
Missouri

Nearly All State Funding for Missouri School Vouchers Used for Religious Schools

Annelise Hanshaw, Missouri Independent
teacher pay

Indiana Fiscal Policy Panel Weighs Salary Gaps, Educator Shortage

Casey Smith, Indiana Capital Chronicle
Teaching

Despite Uncertainties, These Future Educators Still Want to Teach

Jason Green, Sarah Soroosh Moghadam & Seamus Bozeman
Oklahoma

New State Superintendent Has 鈥楴o Plans to Distribute Bibles鈥� in Oklahoma Public Schools

Nuria Martinez-Keel, Oklahoma Voice
higher education

The College Majors That Earn You the Most in Life

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podcast

Class Disrupted Returns With More Questions About Artificial Intelligence

Michael B. Horn & Diane Tavenner
alabama

Alabama Public Schools Expected to See Significant Enrollment Drop

Andrea Tinker, Alabama Reflector
Department of Education

Court Blocks Shutdown Layoffs, But Experts Say Ed Dept. Programs Still in Danger

Linda Jacobson
Author: Linda Jacobson
U.S. Department of Education

Education Department Leans on Right-Wing Allies to Push Civil Rights Probes

Linda Jacobson
Author: Linda Jacobson
federal government

Special Education Office Nearly Wiped Out in Federal Layoffs

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Los Angeles

LAUSD Posts Big Gains in Reading and Math, Surpassing State and Pre-Pandemic Levels

Ben Chapman
Hawaii

1 In 4 Hawaii Students Are Chronically Absent From School

Megan Tagami, CalMatters
The 74 Interview

The Post-Pandemic Promise of High-Impact Tutoring

Greg Toppo
Author: Greg Toppo
michigan

Can Bikes Reduce Chronic Absenteeism for Detroit Students?

Hannah Dellinger, Chalkbeat
commentary

How D.C. Public Schools Are Reimagining What’s Possible for Every Student

Paul Kihn & Antoinette Mitchell
North Carolina

Advanced Teaching Roles Program Shows Improved Test Scores, but Faces Funding Concerns

Sergio Osnaya-Prieto, EducationNC
California

Newsom Signs First-in-Nation Law to Ban Ultraprocessed Food in School Lunches

Kristen Hwang, CalMatters
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