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immigration
immigration

ICE Raids Caused Enrollment to Drop. Now Districts Are Paying the Price

As leaders ask lawmakers to help fill budget gaps, conservatives escalate the debate over serving undocumented students.

Linda Jacobson
Author: Linda Jacobson
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Aaliyah Hodge
civics education
civics education

How the Story of Young George Washington Offers Some Important Civic Lessons

A new movie connects with a civics curriculum that goes beyond memorizing dates and places to consider whether Washington made the right decisions.

Martin Slagter
Author: Martin Slagter
school choice
school choice

Auditor: School choice cost Iowans $258 million

Report analyzes impacts of Iowa’s Education Savings Accounts program.

Cami Koons, Iowa Capital Dispatch
Kristen Huff
Kristen Huff

Hope, Sadness and Uncertainty Follow After Carvalho Resigns as LAUSD Superintendent

Experts and advocates have emphasized the importance of providing continuity in a time of rapid change in district leadership.

Mallika Seshadri, EdSource
Puerto Rico

Julia Keleher Offered Big Plans to Reform Puerto Rico’s Storm-Battered Schools. She Left Her Post Playing Defense

Mark Keierleber
Early Care and Education

Phil Fisher: The Realities of Stress on Children

Early Learning Nation Editors
The B.A. Breakthrough

How a Houston Experiment in College Counseling Is Succeeding in Sending Low-Income, First-Generation Students to the Country’s Top Universities

Richard Whitmire
News

5 Things Parents Should Know About ‘Comprehensive Universities’ — the Schools Educating Over 70% of 4-Year Undergrads That Have Become a Vital Pipeline Into the Middle Class

Brendan Lowe
News

Principals Helping Principals: 20 Years After Columbine Shooting, School Leaders Form ‘Recovery Network’ to Support Others Confronted by Tragedy

Mark Keierleber
News

3 Ways NYU Is Training New Teachers to Use Special Ed and ELL Strategies to Better Serve All Kids

Beth Hawkins
Featured

How Columbine Went Viral

Mark Keierleber
Early Care and Education

Geetha Ramani: You Want to Teach Math? Play Games!

Early Learning Nation Editors
EduClips: Today's Top Education News

EduClips: From Private School Security in NYC to Questionable School Crime Reporting in Broward County, School News You Missed This Week From America’s 15 Biggest Districts

Andrew Brownstein
Featured

Can Civics Education Allow Schools to Rediscover Their Democratic Purpose — and Help Rescue America From Decline?

Kevin Mahnken
Los Angeles

Less Than Half of Los Angeles’s Class of 2019 Are on Track to Graduate With Grades That Would Make Them Eligible to Apply for California’s Public Universities

Taylor Swaak
News

Security Chief Says Enduring ‘Fascination’ With Columbine Shooting Has Long Been School District’s Top Security Concern, As Infatuated Woman Behind ‘Credible’ Threat Found Dead

Mark Keierleber
Early Care and Education

Kenneth A. Dodge: Understanding & Preventing Violent Behaviors in Children

Early Learning Nation Editors
News

Research Finds Pre-K Enrollment, Spending Stagnant, As Key Federal Early Learning Grants Are About to Dry Up

Carolyn Phenicie
The Big Picture

Education Level ‘Strongly Predicts’ Degree of Bias Against Women in Politics, New Survey Shows

Laura Fay
The B.A. Breakthrough

A ‘Bot’ That’s Changing the Game for College Selection: Meet the Midwest Software Whiz Whose Program Is Now Helping Students Find Better Fits — and Earn More Degrees

Richard Whitmire
The 74 Interview

The 74 Interview: Priscilla Chan on Supporting Whole-Child Education, Nurturing Diverse Scientists and Measuring Success Beyond Math and Reading

Richard Whitmire
News

Report: School District Secessions Are Accelerating, Furthering ‘State Sanctioned’ Segregation

Mark Keierleber
News

Two Decades Ago, They Survived the Horrors of Columbine. Two Became Teachers. One Stayed in the Classroom. Today, They Reflect on Grief and America’s Shooting-Scarred Landscape

Mark Keierleber
Every Student Succeeds Act

This Week’s ESSA News: Arizona Could Lose $300 Million Over Assessments, DeVos Chats With State Chiefs, Montana Struggles in Defining ‘Ineffective’ Teachers & More

Ashley Inman Zanchelli
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