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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
#ShowTheEvidence
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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
COVID Slide

Educating Through a Pandemic: From Rhode Island Launching Contact Tracing Program in Classrooms to Colorado’s New Funding for Internet Access, 10 Ways States Are Aiding Schools Amid COVID-19

Joshua Parrish
Pandemic

How the Common App, the College Advising Corps and an AI Chatbot Are Saving the College Dreams of Low-Income Students During the Pandemic

Richard Whitmire
News

‘1619 Project’ Writer Nikole Hannah-Jones on Reframing the Narrative Around America’s Racialized History and Education News Coverage in a Pandemic

Beth Hawkins
The Big Picture

First-Ever Report Spotlights California, New Jersey, D.C. as Best in Nation for Creating Prenatal-to-3 Policies That Set Children Up to Excel in Early Education

Linda Jacobson
pandemic

Parents File Lawsuits to Halt School Face Mask Mandates as Districts Impose Health Rules to Slow Pandemic

Mark Keierleber
The Big Picture

New Report Estimates School Closures’ Long-Term Impact on the U.S. Economy at More Than $14 Trillion

Linda Jacobson
Pandemic

4 D.C. Families Faced Homelessness, Language Barriers & Limited Special Education Services During Spring’s Virtual Learning. They’re Waiting — and Hoping — for a Smoother Fall

Taylor Swaak
Pandemic

Rethinking Kindergarten for the Pandemic: With Colorful Masks and Many New Rules, Mrs. Hogan’s ‘Honeybees’ Arrive for Class in Texas

Emma Platoff, The Texas Tribune
Pandemic

DeVos Waves White Flag on Private School Aid Fight, Pledging to ‘Respect the Rule of Law’ on Use of Pandemic Funds

Linda Jacobson
Pandemic

As Congress Weighs Relief Funding, School Choice — and the Help of an Unlikely Democrat — May Play a Pivotal Role

Linda Jacobson
Pandemic

From I.T. Guy to MVP: The Pandemic Thrusts San Antonio ISD’s Ken Thompson Into the Center of the Action

Bekah McNeel
EDlection 2020

Education Policy ‘Ghost’ Carmel Martin Is Biden’s Most Important Staffer You’ve Never Heard Of

Kevin Mahnken
Pandemic

Cleveland Schools Have ‘Bumpy’ Opening, Delay Real Instruction, With 6,000 Students Still Needing Computers

Patrick O’Donnell
The Big Picture

Charters Close Achievement Gap With District Schools, Study Finds, With Black and Low-Income Students Making the Greatest Gains

Linda Jacobson
The 74 Interview

74 Interview: Teaching Lab CEO Sarah Johnson on the Importance of One-on-One Interactions, What Not to Ask Students on the First Day of School, and Why Less Is More With Tech

Zoë Kirsch
Boston

46 Years After Divisive Court Order, Boston Schools Still Struggle to Hire Black Teachers

Wayne D’Orio
Pandemic

WATCH: In New Animated Video Created for Kids, Dr. Fauci Helps Students Understand Coronavirus and Safety — and Plays a Memorable Round of ‘Fauc or Slouch’

Meghan Gallagher
Pandemic

New Data Suggest Pandemic May Not Just Be Leaving Low-Income Students Behind; It May Be Propelling Wealthier Ones Even Further Ahead

Laura Fay
EDlection 2020

Biden Blasts Trump’s Handling of COVID-19, Saying the President ‘Has No Real Plan’ for Getting Students and Teachers Back to School Safely

Linda Jacobson
Pandemic

New York City Sidesteps the Threat of a Teacher Strike by Delaying Reopening, but Will It Be Enough Time?

Zoë Kirsch
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