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critical race theory
critical race theory

Schools, Teachers, Parents & Bans on Critical Race Theory

Julia Kaufman & Alice Huguet
Pandemic
coronavirus
Pandemic

Student Learning Pods — From Crisis Response to Sustainable Solution?

Alice Opalka
Pandemic
education politics
Pandemic

Mask Mandates, Vaccine Mandates & Collective Bargaining

Mike Antonucci
Pandemic
covid
Pandemic

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

Laura Waters
Union Report
Union Report

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

Mike Antonucci
New York City

Aldeman: Two Alternatives to New York City’s Teacher Pension System, Which Most Retirees Will Never Collect From

Chad Aldeman
Analysis

Wiener: Student Belonging Is Essential to Success. Education Policies Must Ensure School Is a Place Where Every Child Belongs

Ross Wiener
Union Report

Analysis: The NEA’s State of the Union — As Active Membership Declines by More Than 29,000, Political Spending Soars 36 Percent

Mike Antonucci
Analysis

Schneider: The New PISA Scores Tell Us Lots About the Sad State of American Education. What They Can’t Tell Us Is How to Fix It

Mark Schneider
Analysis

Former Secretary Margaret Spellings on Better Equipping Children for College and an Evolving Workforce — and Why High Schools Must Become More Like Community Colleges

Anne Wicks & Andrew Kaufmann
4Fams

Deane: Information Is Power — All Parents, Regardless of Income, Need Access to Good Data About School Quality

Jon Deane
Social-Emotional Learning

Analysis: Social-Emotional Learning Is Important. But What Do All Those SEL Terms, Concepts & Ideas Actually Mean for the Classroom? New Online Tool Helps Sort Them Out

Stephanie M. Jones
Union Report

Union Report: L.A. Teachers Union’s Endorsement of Bernie Sanders May Affect the Union More Than It Does the Sanders Campaign

Mike Antonucci
Analysis

Smith & Dziorny: How Is the Education Workforce Structured? What Are the Pathways to an Ed Career? New Report Has Some Answers

Jacqueline Smith & Laura Dziorny
Analysis

Bankert & Schwartze: When Done Right, Mergers Can Improve Student Outcomes and Save Schools Money. Here are 4 Lessons for Ed Leaders

Lina Bankert & Lauren Schwartze
The 74 Interview

74 Interview: Law Professor Jack Coons on Rethinking School Funding, Restoring Authority to Low-Income Families Through Education and His Role in the Historic Serrano v. Priest Cases

Andrew J. Rotherham
Analysis

Cowen & Forte: 5 Critical Steps to Take to Fix Our Students’ Flagging Literacy Skills and Falling NAEP Scores

Jim Cowen & Denise Forte
Analysis

Petrilli: 2019 NAEP Results Show There’s Something Wrong Going On. 3 Theories About What Might Be Happening in Our Schools, and Beyond

Michael J. Petrilli
Union Report

Union Report: Bargaining for the Common Good Is Neither Common Nor Good. But It Makes for Great Public Relations

Mike Antonucci
EDlection 2020

Waters: 9 Theories That Might Explain Cory Booker’s Change of Heart on Charter Schools in New York Times Essay

Laura Waters
Analysis

Hill: Do Charter Schools Help or Hurt District Schools? Both Sides Are Right — and Wrong. We Need Better Data to Find the Answer

Paul Hill
Denver

Eschbacher: 5 Things Districts Can Do to Keep Ahead of Population Changes — and Avoid Enrollment, Planning and Budgetary Disasters

Brian Eschbacher
Analysis

Wilkins: Charter School Leaders of Color Engage Families to Bolster Student Success. Some Practices That All School Leaders Can Adopt

Amy Wilkins
Analysis

Analysis: New Report Shows Charters Gaining Ground in Enrollment and Services for Students With Disabilities but Still Lagging Behind Districts in Discipline and Representation

Lauren Morando Rhim
Analysis

Briggs: What New Orleans Can Teach Other Cities About School Closures — 4 Things That Can Make a Difference for Families

Gary Briggs
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