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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
Pandemic

As COVID Vaccine Rollout Approaches, States Weigh Whether to Place Teachers Near the Head of the Line

Jo Napolitano
COVID Slide

Education Through the Pandemic: From Arizona Closing Classrooms Due to Staffing Shortages to Louisiana’s Showdown With Schools Over Quarantine Rules, 10 Ways States & Educators Are Coping With COVID-19

Joshua Parrish
Pandemic

After COVID, a College Enrollment Crisis? New Data From Texas Show Declining FAFSA Applications, Fewer Students Signing Up

Kate McGee, The Texas Tribune
News

This 12-Year-Old Won Nation’s Largest Middle School Science Contest for Her Study of Color, Vision and the Human Brain — and $25,000

Tim Newcomb
Pandemic

States and Cities Lean Into Reopening Elementary Schools First As Data Affirm Lower Risk for Students, But Not Necessarily Teachers

Asher Lehrer-Small
Pandemic

New York City’s Homeless Students Top 100,000 Again, Advocates Say School Reopening Plan Leaves Them Behind

Zoë Kirsch
Pandemic

NYC Releases Racial Breakdown for In-Person Student Learning

Zoë Kirsch
The 74 Interview

74 Interview: Hosts of ‘Bored of Ed’ Podcast on Post-COVID School Reimagined for Justice

Asher Lehrer-Small
New Orleans

New Effort Pairs Educators and Housing Advocates to Tackle School Segregation

Brendan Lowe
Pandemic

As COVID Creeps into Schools, Surveillance Tech Follows

Mark Keierleber
EDlection 2020

As First Lady, Jill Biden to ‘Bring a Lot More Power’ to Helping Students in Military Families

Linda Jacobson
Pandemic

Photo Tour: Inside a Redesigned D.C. Elementary School, Partially Open For the First Time Since March

Taylor Swaak
Pandemic

How Schools Are Keeping Families Afloat During the Pandemic: COVID Shut Cleveland’s Classrooms, But Not the Wraparound Services So Essential For Both Parents and Students

Patrick O’Donnell
Pandemic

Lost Learning, Lost Students: COVID Slide Not as Steep as Predicted, NWEA Study Finds — But 1 in 4 Kids Was Missing from Fall Exams

Beth Hawkins
Providence

A Test Case in Providence: Can Majority-White Teachers Unions Be Anti-Racist?

Asher Lehrer-Small
Every Student Succeeds Act

This Week’s ESSA News: Greater School District Transparency for New York Parents, Backlash in Kentucky Over Unuseful School Spending Data, DC Concerns That Covid Will Derail Accountability & More

Joshua Parrish
Pandemic

New Requirement to Publish Per-Pupil Spending Data Could Help Schools Direct Funding to the Neediest Students. But Even in the Face of Budget Cuts, State Implementation Lags

Linda Jacobson
Pandemic

With NYC Preschool Families Facing Disparities as Some Classrooms Are Closed, America’s Largest District Announces Return of 5-Day Instruction for Youngest Learners

Zoë Kirsch
Pandemic

Hunger Pains: Keeping Kids Fed During the Pandemic Stretches the Limits of Bureaucracy

Bekah McNeel
Best of the Month

The 10 Best Education Articles from November: Fears Over Disengaged Students Dropping Out, 48 Election Night Verdicts That May Reshape Education, 455 Times DeVos Has Been Sued & More

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