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90% of Kids in This City Are Behind in Math. Can a New Tutoring Initiative Help?

Laura Waters

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Financial Numbers Show How Top Union Was Affected By Janus Verdict, #RedforEd

Mike Antonucci

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Coronavirus

Aldeman & Dachille: What Will the Coronavirus Pandemic Mean for the Teacher Labor Market? 5 Predictions, and 4 Strategies for Districts

Chad Aldeman & Lauren Dachille

April 29, 2020

Coronavirus

Analysis: Schools and Their Unions Have Responded Admirably to the Coronavirus Crisis. What Happens to Labor Relations Now?

Mike Antonucci

April 28, 2020

Coronavirus

Analysis: Amid the Chaos of Coronavirus, Parent Power (and Parent Organizing) Have Never Been More Important. It’s Time for Education Funders to Show Them the Money

Alex Cortez

April 28, 2020

Coronavirus

Analysis: Halfway Through the Last Quarter of the School Year, Remote Classes Are in Session but Attendance Plans Are Still Absent

Robin Lake & Bree Dusseault

April 28, 2020

Coronavirus

Marar: With State Budgets in Crisis, Now Is the Time to Fix Public School Financing to Make It Fairer and More Effective

Satya Marar

April 28, 2020

Coronavirus

Analysis: Reopening Schools Will Be a Huge Challenge for Education Leaders. Here Is a Road Map to Help With Their Planning

Dr. Mario Ramirez & Andrew Buher

April 27, 2020

Coronavirus

Steiner & Weisberg: When Students Go Back to School, Too Many Will Start the Year Behind. Here’s How to Catch Them Up — in Real Time

David Steiner & Daniel Weisberg

April 26, 2020

Coronavirus

Aldeman: Teacher Pensions Took a Beating in the Great Recession and Passed the Costs on to New Employees. It’s Probably Going to Happen Again

Chad Aldeman

April 26, 2020

Coronavirus

Bouygues: Online Learning Is Here to Stay — but Don’t Abandon Pencil and Paper Just Yet

Helen Lee Bouygues

April 26, 2020

Coronavirus

Analysis: When It Comes to Remote Learning, Too Many States Are Telling School Districts, ‘You’re on Your Own’

Bree Dusseault, Georgia Heyward & Ashley Jochim

April 22, 2020

Coronavirus

Analysis: The National Education Association Cancels Atlanta Assembly, Will Hold Limited Virtual Convention in July

Mike Antonucci

April 21, 2020

Coronavirus

Analysis: Restarting K-12 Schools Is Difficult Enough — Without Good Data About Their Students, It’s Much Harder for Pre-K. States Must Do Better

Elliot Regenstein & Chris Strausz-Clark

April 20, 2020

Coronavirus

Wilson: Meet 3 Indianapolis Charter School Networks That Are All In on Virtual Learning

Steven Wilson

April 16, 2020

Coronavirus

Analysis: A Month In, Districts and Charters Make Progress on Online Instruction and Monitoring Student Progress, Lag in Grading and Attendance

Robin Lake & Bree Dusseault

April 15, 2020

Analysis

Medler: By Applying for Federal Waivers, States Can Shake Loose Grant Funding to Help Schools During the Pandemic. Here’s How

Alex Medler

April 13, 2020

Coronavirus

Boser: Students Want Learning to Be Easy. But for Learning to Be Valuable, the Brain Has to Struggle

Ulrich Boser

April 13, 2020

Coronavirus

Analysis: Keeping Teachers at the Center of the Classroom — Physical or Virtual — Is Key to Learning, Especially for Low-Income Kids

Amber Oliver, Nirvani Budhram and Steve Azeka

April 13, 2020

Coronavirus

Gestson: My Arizona School District Contacts Every Student, Every Day, to Check on Families’ Physical, Mental & Emotional Health. Yours Can, Too

Chad Gestson

April 8, 2020

Coronavirus

Analysis: How 18 Top Charter School Networks Are Adapting to Online Education, and What Other Schools Can Learn From Them

Robin Lake & Bree Dusseault

April 7, 2020

Coronavirus

Laurens: 12 Million Kids Lack Internet Access. Now Is the Time for the Government to Step In and Close the Digital Divide

Dana Laurens

April 7, 2020

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90% of Kids in This City Are Behind in Math. Can a New Tutoring Initiative Help?

Financial Numbers Show How Top Union Was Affected By Janus Verdict, #RedforEd

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Analysis: Amid the Chaos of Coronavirus, Parent Power (and Parent Organizing) Have Never Been More Important. It’s Time for Education Funders to Show Them the Money

Analysis: Halfway Through the Last Quarter of the School Year, Remote Classes Are in Session but Attendance Plans Are Still Absent

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Analysis: Reopening Schools Will Be a Huge Challenge for Education Leaders. Here Is a Road Map to Help With Their Planning

Steiner & Weisberg: When Students Go Back to School, Too Many Will Start the Year Behind. Here’s How to Catch Them Up — in Real Time

Aldeman: Teacher Pensions Took a Beating in the Great Recession and Passed the Costs on to New Employees. It’s Probably Going to Happen Again

Bouygues: Online Learning Is Here to Stay — but Don’t Abandon Pencil and Paper Just Yet

Analysis: When It Comes to Remote Learning, Too Many States Are Telling School Districts, ‘You’re on Your Own’

Analysis: The National Education Association Cancels Atlanta Assembly, Will Hold Limited Virtual Convention in July

Analysis: Restarting K-12 Schools Is Difficult Enough — Without Good Data About Their Students, It’s Much Harder for Pre-K. States Must Do Better

Wilson: Meet 3 Indianapolis Charter School Networks That Are All In on Virtual Learning

Analysis: A Month In, Districts and Charters Make Progress on Online Instruction and Monitoring Student Progress, Lag in Grading and Attendance

Medler: By Applying for Federal Waivers, States Can Shake Loose Grant Funding to Help Schools During the Pandemic. Here’s How

Boser: Students Want Learning to Be Easy. But for Learning to Be Valuable, the Brain Has to Struggle

Analysis: Keeping Teachers at the Center of the Classroom — Physical or Virtual — Is Key to Learning, Especially for Low-Income Kids

Gestson: My Arizona School District Contacts Every Student, Every Day, to Check on Families’ Physical, Mental & Emotional Health. Yours Can, Too

Analysis: How 18 Top Charter School Networks Are Adapting to Online Education, and What Other Schools Can Learn From Them

Laurens: 12 Million Kids Lack Internet Access. Now Is the Time for the Government to Step In and Close the Digital Divide

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Schools, Teachers, Parents & Bans on Critical Race Theory

Student Learning Pods — From Crisis Response to Sustainable Solution?

Mask Mandates, Vaccine Mandates & Collective Bargaining

90% of Kids in This City Are Behind in Math. Can a New Tutoring Initiative Help?

Financial Numbers Show How Top Union Was Affected By Janus Verdict, #RedforEd

Children deserve a first-rate education.The public deserves first-rate reporting on it.Please make a tax-exempt donation to The 74.

From the Archives

The Best of The 74

‘We Will Get Out the Vote’: D.C. Middle Schoolers Barnstorm College Campus to Get Students to the Polls

‘Countries Aren’t Sports Teams’: International Test Rankings Distort More Than They Reveal, Renowned Statistician Warns

‘I Feel Happy to Enter Classes Again’: One Migrant Teen’s Perilous Journey From El Salvador to High School in the U.S.

‘If You’re Not at the Table, You’re on the Menu’: Importance of African-American Voices in Ed Reform Focus of UNCF Event

‘It Only Gets Better From Here’: After State of the Union, Students Stage ‘State of the Youth’

‘The Right Way to Spank a Child’? WSJ Op-Ed Sparks Debate Over Corporal Punishment

Aldeman & Dachille: What Will the Coronavirus Pandemic Mean for the Teacher Labor Market? 5 Predictions, and 4 Strategies for Districts

Analysis: Schools and Their Unions Have Responded Admirably to the Coronavirus Crisis. What Happens to Labor Relations Now?

Analysis: Amid the Chaos of Coronavirus, Parent Power (and Parent Organizing) Have Never Been More Important. It’s Time for Education Funders to Show Them the Money

Analysis: Halfway Through the Last Quarter of the School Year, Remote Classes Are in Session but Attendance Plans Are Still Absent

Marar: With State Budgets in Crisis, Now Is the Time to Fix Public School Financing to Make It Fairer and More Effective

Analysis: Reopening Schools Will Be a Huge Challenge for Education Leaders. Here Is a Road Map to Help With Their Planning

Steiner & Weisberg: When Students Go Back to School, Too Many Will Start the Year Behind. Here’s How to Catch Them Up — in Real Time

Aldeman: Teacher Pensions Took a Beating in the Great Recession and Passed the Costs on to New Employees. It’s Probably Going to Happen Again

Bouygues: Online Learning Is Here to Stay — but Don’t Abandon Pencil and Paper Just Yet

Analysis: When It Comes to Remote Learning, Too Many States Are Telling School Districts, ‘You’re on Your Own’

Analysis: The National Education Association Cancels Atlanta Assembly, Will Hold Limited Virtual Convention in July

Analysis: Restarting K-12 Schools Is Difficult Enough — Without Good Data About Their Students, It’s Much Harder for Pre-K. States Must Do Better

Wilson: Meet 3 Indianapolis Charter School Networks That Are All In on Virtual Learning

Analysis: A Month In, Districts and Charters Make Progress on Online Instruction and Monitoring Student Progress, Lag in Grading and Attendance

Medler: By Applying for Federal Waivers, States Can Shake Loose Grant Funding to Help Schools During the Pandemic. Here’s How

Boser: Students Want Learning to Be Easy. But for Learning to Be Valuable, the Brain Has to Struggle

Analysis: Keeping Teachers at the Center of the Classroom — Physical or Virtual — Is Key to Learning, Especially for Low-Income Kids

Gestson: My Arizona School District Contacts Every Student, Every Day, to Check on Families’ Physical, Mental & Emotional Health. Yours Can, Too

Analysis: How 18 Top Charter School Networks Are Adapting to Online Education, and What Other Schools Can Learn From Them

Laurens: 12 Million Kids Lack Internet Access. Now Is the Time for the Government to Step In and Close the Digital Divide

Children deserve a first-rate education.
The public deserves first-rate reporting on it.
Please make a tax-exempt donation to The 74.