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Indiana’s Dire Education Warning: Kids May Need 5 Years to Recover Lost Learning

In the nation’s most economically segregated city, an innovative new approach to school integration designed to address poverty and choice is working

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Aasimah Navlakhi

Author: Aasimah Navlakhi

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Aaron Jackson Jr.

Survey: More Than Half of LGBTQ Florida Parents Are Thinking About Moving

Fears of ‘Don’t Say Gay’ law prevent children from discussing their families in class, drive parents away from engaging at their kids' schools

National Analysis: They Said Letting Transgender Girls Play Would Drive Athletes Away from HS and College Sports. It Didn’t

Exclusive: Data show girls' sports grew 13.4% nationwide over the past decade

Author: Beth Hawkins

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WATCH: How One School Is Using House Calls to Keep Kids Learning During the Pandemic

Jim Fields & Emmeline Zhao

U.S. Education Department Makes First Move in Bid to Reverse DeVos-Era Title IX Rule on Sexual Assault

Expanded Child Tax Credit Enshrined in Relief Bill Could Substantially Cut Poverty — and Lift Academic Performance

Study: Chicago Tutoring Program Delivered Huge Math Gains; Personalization May Be the Key

A High School in Ohio Is Giving Students a Choice: Keep Up With Remote Learning — Or You Have to Come Back to the Classroom

Patrick O’Donnell

As Adults Move Toward Herd Immunity, Could an Unexpected COVID Side Effect Be Kids Unable to Fight Off Germs Long-Term?

Asher Lehrer-Small

COVID Policy Briefing

The Week in COVID & Education Policy: 18 Key Updates on Schools, Students and the Science Behind the Pandemic

Legos, Meditation, Video Field Trips: How One D.C. School Is Using Virtual Clubs to Help Students Break Through the Isolation — and Reconnect With Friends — During the Pandemic

Lifeline: How Bilingual Learning Pods Are Helping English Language Learners Navigate Classes During the Pandemic Without Teachers or Peers

Patrick O’Donnell

HS Guidance Counselor Explains Roadblocks in College Process

As White House Strikes Stronger Tone on Reopening Schools, First Lady and Ed Secretary Cardona Tour Districts Where Most Students Attend in Person

Texas Teachers Go Door to Door as Kids Disappear From Remote Classes

‘Teacher Cams’ Could Revolutionize Education After the Pandemic Ends, But Some Critics See a Massive Student Privacy Risk

Mark Keierleber

Education Through the Pandemic: From Growing Concerns About California’s Missing Kindergarteners to New Florida Proposals to Repair Learning Loss, 10 Ways States Are Coping With COVID-19

Senate Confirms Cardona 64-33 as Education Secretary; First Lady Heads to His Hometown Wednesday

After Year of ‘Peril’ for Democracy, Scholars Release New Framework for History and Civics in Schools

Parents Expected to Opt Children Out of Spring Testing in Large Numbers, Especially in Places Where Schools Haven’t Reopened

School Without Walls: Program Created by 110-Year-Old Black Church Becomes ‘Lifesaver’ for Madison, WI Parents During Pandemic

Bucking the Trend: How 2 D.C. Principals Restored Black Parents’ Trust in Returning Kids to the Classroom

February 28, 2021

200 Schools, Universal Weekly COVID Screening: How ‘Assurance Testing’ Has Kept Thousands of Texas Students in Classrooms

February 28, 2021

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