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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

Joshua Parrish
Best of 2019
Best of 2019
Best of 2019

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Aasimah Navlakhi
Author: Aasimah Navlakhi
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Aaron Jackson Jr.
Florida
Florida

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

Benjamin Brady
Featured

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

Beth Hawkins
Author: Beth Hawkins
The Big Picture

Study: Exposure to Desegregated Schools Often Made Whites Less Tolerant As Adults

Kevin Mahnken
Every Student Succeeds Act

This Week’s ESSA News: Tennessee Uses Relief Funds For Literacy Initiative, Georgia Boosts Rural STEM Access, Murray Sees ‘Moral Responsibility’ in Tracking COVID Learning Loss & More

Joshua Parrish
Pandemic

Nearly a Year Into Remote Learning ‘Digital Divide’ Persists as Key Educational Threat, as Census Data Show 1 in 3 Households Still Struggling With Limited Tech Access

Brendan Lowe
Pandemic

Report: COVID Vaccine Data for Youngest Children and Grade-School Students Won’t Be Available Until 2022, Moderna CEO Warns

Steve Snyder
The Big Picture

Caught in a Financial ‘Triple Squeeze,’ Districts Could See Annual Costs of $2,500 Per Student to Address Pandemic-Related Learning Loss

Linda Jacobson
District of Columbia

Meet 2 Aspiring D.C. Public School Teachers in This College’s Inaugural Class of ‘Ready-to-Go’ Post-COVID Educators

Taylor Swaak
Pandemic

Number of Districts Safe for In-Person Learning Shrinking, New Study Suggests

Asher Lehrer-Small
News

Former Teachers and Ed Advocates to Join Biden’s White House Team

Linda Jacobson
News

Following DeVos’s Surprise Resignation, School Advocates Say She Leaves Behind A Controversial Legacy — and Wonder Why She Didn’t Leave Sooner

Linda Jacobson
News

Betsy DeVos Resigns as Education Secretary Following Violence at Capitol, Tells President Trump ‘There Is No Mistaking the Impact Your Rhetoric Had’

The 74
News

Lessons from an Insurrection: A Day After D.C. Rampage, How 15 Educators From Across U.S. Helped Students Make Sense of the Chaos

The 74
EDlection 2020

With Senate in Democrats’ Hands, Attention Turns to Ed Committee Leadership, Cardona Confirmation

Linda Jacobson
Pandemic

Ohio’s Urgent Push to Open Classrooms During the Pandemic: New Policy Drops COVID Quarantine Rule if Students Wear Masks

Patrick O’Donnell
Pandemic

Parent Poll: Vaccine ‘Absolutely Necessary’ for Sending Kids Back to Classrooms; 6 in 10 Will Immunize Their Children

Beth Hawkins
Pandemic

74 Interview: SEL Expert Elizabeth Englander on Preserving Social-Emotional Learning During the Pandemic, the Key to Managing Screen Time — and Why Families Should Eat Dinner Together

Laura Fay
Pandemic

One Year Ago, 90% of San Antonio’s 4-Year-Olds Were Enrolled in School: Now, an Ambitious Texas Early Ed Program is Crumbling Under the Weight of the Pandemic

Bekah McNeel
Pandemic

How an AI App That Detects COVID Carriers By Their Cough Could Help Reopen Schools

Asher Lehrer-Small
EDlection 2020

Georgia Senate Runoff Will Affect Reach of Biden’s Education Agenda and the ‘Larger Political Dynamic’ in Washington

Linda Jacobson
The Big Picture

Research Shows Students Benefiting From Arts Field Trips, But Will They Recede After COVID?

Kevin Mahnken
The 74 Interview

74 Interview: AFT’s Randi Weingarten Talks Tying School Reopening to Teacher Vaccine Rollout, Biden’s Ed Secretary Pick and $900B Relief Bill

Zoë Kirsch
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