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school choice
school choice

Big Tax Bill Passes Senate With Less 鈥楤eautiful鈥� Plan for National School Choice

House members must now wrestle with scaled-back proposal, which no longer requires states to participate.

Linda Jacobson
Author: Linda Jacobson
h.a.g.s.
h.a.g.s.

Signed With Memories: The Enduring Tradition of the Student Yearbook

Gallery: From heartfelt messages to senior superlatives, the student yearbook has spanned generations, marking the end of the school year.

Trinity Alicia
Author: Trinity Alicia
commentary
commentary

Why Local Education Organizations Matter, and Why They Matter More Now

Trinidad: Three lessons on supporting these local networks amid shifts in the federal landscape.

Jose Eos Trinidad
Author: Jose Eos Trinidad
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Analysis

Big Improvements Require Big Changes: Close Bad Schools and Expand Good Ones

Aldeman: New Orleans, Denver & Florida show how implementing a portfolio model of school choice can lead to dramatic academic gains.

Chad Aldeman
Author: Chad Aldeman
school choice
school choice

More Than a Third of Homeschool Families Also Use Public Schools, New Data Shows

鈥業 don't know any family that really has kids who learn the same way,鈥� one parent said.

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

Ed Committee Advances Schwinn, Richey Nominations to Full Senate

Sen. Bill Cassidy, who chairs the committee, called them 'crucial to enacting President Trump鈥檚 pro-America agenda.'

Linda Jacobson
Author: Linda Jacobson
immigration
immigration

SCOTUS: Lower Courts Overstepped in Nationwide Injunction on Birthright Order

Seen as a win for President Trump, Friday鈥檚 6-3 decision sparks fear among immigrant advocates and educators about the fate of young children.

Jo Napolitano
Author: Jo Napolitano
data analysis
data analysis

Suspensions for Students with Disabilities Are Far More Frequent in These States

Exclusive analysis by The 74 of 2022-23 IDEA data reveals stark disparities among students already subject to disproportionate punishment in school.

Amanda Geduld
Author: Amanda Geduld

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The Big Picture

Most Students Say They鈥檙e Not 鈥楳ath People,鈥� RAND Survey Finds

A newly released poll shows huge numbers of middle and high schoolers zoning out during math class.

Kevin Mahnken
Author: Kevin Mahnken

Future of High School

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

Watch Live: National Service, AmeriCorps and the Future of Education

Join The 74 and the Progressive Policy Institute at 1 p.m. ET Wednesday for a conversation about national service organizations鈥� budget cuts.

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

Coalition Hopes to 鈥楢ccelerate鈥� Career Training, Apprenticeships

Five states, teachers union and apprentice program want better career options for students lost 鈥榓t sea鈥� in the old 鈥榗ollege for all鈥� world.

Patrick O鈥橠onnell
Author: Patrick O鈥橠onnell
Future of High School
Future of High School
Future of High School

What Employers Want, Project-Based Learning Can Deliver

Lenz and McCutchen: More states and districts are focusing on such skills as communication, problem-solving, critical thinking and collaboration.

Bob Lenz & Alprentice McCutchen
Future of High School
Future of High School
Future of High School

Many States Picked Diploma Pathways Over HS Exit Exams. Did Students Benefit?

Just six states require an exit exam now, with New York and Massachusetts dropping their tests this school year.

Kalyn Belsha, Chalkbeat
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special education
special education

Diversifying the Special Education Teacher Workforce Could Benefit US Schools

The demographics of the special ed teacher workforce have remained static, but the student population these educators serve is becoming more diverse.

Elizabeth Bettini, LaRon A. Scott & Tuan D. Nguyen
opinion
opinion

Teachers Wary of Shuttering the Education Department, More Optimistic About AI

Tadros, Lopez, and Pope: Federal and local decisions continue to be made without the voices of teachers who know students and classrooms best.

Joseph Tadros, Jennifer L贸pez & Carlotta Pope
commentary
commentary

Why Local Education Organizations Matter, and Why They Matter More Now

Trinidad: Three lessons on supporting these local networks amid shifts in the federal landscape.

Jose Eos Trinidad
Author: Jose Eos Trinidad
commentary
commentary
Future of High School

We Are High Achievers, But We Were Almost a Statistic

Briauna and Tiauna Black: When tragedy struck, a hybrid school provided the flexibility and support needed to move from high school to career.

Briauna Black and Tiauna Black
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health care
health care

鈥楨xpensive and Complicated鈥�: Most Rural Hospitals No Longer Deliver Babies

More than 100 hospitals across 26 states have closed their labor and delivery units since 2020.

Anna Claire Vollers, Stateline
Early Care and Education
Early Care and Education
Early Learning Roundups

Absent Federal Support, States Become Innovators in Early Care and Education

Some states are attracting national attention for their early learning policy and funding solutions.

Rebecca Gale
Author: Rebecca Gale
California
California

Transitional Kindergarten Participation Declines Despite Expansion, Report Finds

Despite expanding eligibility requirements, California鈥檚 transitional kindergarten program showed declining rates of participation.

Vani Sanganeria, EdSource
commentary
commentary

Across Party Lines, Stakeholders Are Calling for Regulatory Reform in Child Care

Streamlining licensing requirements is one key part of a healthy child care system, but it鈥檚 critical to leave health and safety regulations in place.

Elliot Haspel
Author: Elliot Haspel
commentary
commentary

Employers Are Filling the Child Care Void, But Is That the Right Solution?

Prior: Rather than expecting businesses and corporations to pay for child care, we could expect them to pay taxes to support access for everyone.

Megan Prior
Author: Megan Prior
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How Some Texas Teachers Are Earning Six Figures 鈥� Without Leaving the Classroom

Kebschull Barrett: In Midland, team teacher-leaders get a stipend plus a bonus from the state, resulting in increased pay, job satisfaction, retention

Sharon Kebschull Barrett
Author: Sharon Kebschull Barrett

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reading instruction

California Retires RICA; New Teacher Test to Focus on Phonics

Diana Lambert, EdSource
video

Meet Aiden Sterlin, the 18-Year-Old Owner of New York鈥檚 Tacos Del Barrio

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special education

Kansas Sees 12,000-Student Increase in Special Education Over the Past Decade

Blaise Mesa, The Beacon
U.S. Department of Education

Nearly $7 Billion for Schools in Jeopardy as Ed Dept. Holds Up Federal Funds

Linda Jacobson
Author: Linda Jacobson
Analysis

How Early Adopter Districts Are Moving Ahead Fast With AI 鈥斅燼nd Getting It Right

Nathan Kriha, Michael Beradino & Bree Dusseault
immigration

Schools, Groups Serving Undocumented Kids Take Their Activities Underground

Jo Napolitano
Author: Jo Napolitano
commentary

When Students Don鈥檛 Show Up, It鈥檚 Not the Kids Failing. What Schools Should Do

Khari Shabazz
Author: Khari Shabazz
commentary

NAEP Data Is Critical for Students With Disabilities. It Must Not Disappear

Laura Stelitano & Nicole Fuller
California

Pandemic Grads Had No Prom, No Pomp and Circumstance, & Started College on Zoom

Deborah Brennan, CalMatters
school (in)security

These States Suspend Disabled Kids the Most

Mark Keierleber
Author: Mark Keierleber
education

Supreme Court Requires Schools to Allow Students to Opt Out of LGBTQ Lessons

Linda Jacobson
Author: Linda Jacobson
immigration

Texas Directs Public Universities to Identify Undocumented Students

Sneha Dey, The Texas Tribune
Indiana

Proposed Indianapolis Public Schools Policy Offers Guidelines on AI Use

Amelia Pak-Harvey, Chalkbeat
commentary

When Civic Education Starts with Paper, Paint and a Pair of Scissors

Carrie Snyder-Renfro
Author: Carrie Snyder-Renfro
Arkansas

4,200 Arkansas Teachers Will Get Up to $10K for High Performance, Student Scores

Lauren Wagner
Author: Lauren Wagner
child care

Paying More for Child Care Than Your Mortgage? You鈥檙e Not Alone.

Chabeli Carrazana, The 19th
God's Influencer

Pope Leo Will Canonize Carlo Acutis, the First Millennial Saint

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commentary

We鈥檙e Not Protecting Children. We鈥檙e Recycling Their Trauma

Mathangi Swaminathan
Author: Mathangi Swaminathan
black students

Looming California Budget Changes Threaten Black Students, Study Says

Ben Chapman
Religion in Schools

Most Americans Support Teacher-Led Prayer in Public Schools, Pew Survey Finds

Mark Keierleber
Author: Mark Keierleber
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