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Hired Today, Fired in ‘22: Are Relief Funds Setting Schools Up for Fiscal Cliff?

The political impact is increasingly seen in state and local elections, where many school board members have faced a historic spate of recall attempts

Joshua Parrish
Opinion

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Making School Choice Available to All Families

The political impact is increasingly seen in state and local elections, where many school board members have faced a historic spate of recall attempts

Christian Barnard
Pandemic
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Pandemic

Back to School — After 18 Months of COVID: Before Kids Can Learn They Must Heal

The political impact is increasingly seen in state and local elections, where many school board members have faced a historic spate of recall attempts

Conor Williams
Author: Conor Williams
Coronavirus

Hoffman: By Easing Rules and Restrictions, States Can Give Districts the Flexibility They Need to Deliver Education in This Pandemic

Nathan Hoffman
Coronavirus

Should I Stay or Should I Go? New York Families Debate Fleeing the City Over COVID-19 School Changes

Alina Adams
Coronavirus

Phillips: Teachers Have Never Been More Important Than They Are in This Time of Crisis. We Must Support Our Education Pioneers

Vicki Phillips
Coronavirus

Stone & Morris: This Teacher Appreciation Week, We Need to #SendTeachersLove, Celebrate Them and Listen to Them

Evan Stone & Sydney Morris
Coronavirus

A Mom’s View: I Already Knew My Son’s Teacher Is Special. Her Socially Distanced Visits to Our Home Show What an Extraordinary Gem She Is

Samantha Berkule Johnson
Coronavirus

Student Voice: Facing the ‘Crushing Impact of Isolation,’ Teens Struggling With Mental Health Problems During Pandemic Lean on Each Other

Emily Bach
Coronavirus

Roza: Waiting for Congress to Bail Out Schools Is a Risky Game of Chicken. Time for Districts to Come Up With Plan B — and for States to Help

Marguerite Roza
Coronavirus

An Educator’s View: My 12th-Graders Are Mostly First-Generation, Low-Income Students Hit Hard by COVID-19. 3 Ways Colleges Can Help Them

Carlene Huard
Coronavirus

Chavous: We’ve Always Applauded Teachers for the Amazing Job They Do. But This Year, They Deserve a Standing Ovation

Kevin P. Chavous
Coronavirus

Cerf & Skandera: In the Current Crisis, Schools Were Totally Unprepared to Keep Learning Going. States Must Ensure This Never Happens Again

Chris Cerf & Hanna Skandera
Coronavirus

As They Already Do in Florida, More Families Are Going to Embrace School Choice, Personalized Instruction Post-Pandemic

Manny Diaz Jr.
Opinion

Farrell: How to Respond to a Title IX Complaint — What Every District and Coordinator Should Know

Megan Farrell
Coronavirus

Osborne: COVID Slide Is Going to Make the Usual Summer Slide Even Worse. Time to Move to Year-Round School Schedules

David Osborne
Coronavirus

Bradford: Some Truths About Education in the Current Normal — There Will Be No Orderly Return to School in the Fall. Kids Will Continue to Learn Online. Epidemiology Wins

Derrell Bradford
EDlection 2020

Williams: The Politics — and Economics — Around Why We Should Make Pre-K Universal Are Changing

Conor Williams
Coronavirus

Mascareñaz: In Denver, Coronavirus Sent Us Into a Tailspin. But There’s Also Great Hope and Opportunity for the Future

Landon Mascareñaz
Coronavirus

Rausch: Innovation and Accountability — How Charter School Authorizers Are Helping Meet Students’ Changing Needs in Time of Crisis

Karega Rausch
Coronavirus

Whitmire: Nonprofit, Smart College Advising Groups Quickly Moved Online During COVID-19 — a Very Good Thing for Low-Income, First-Generation Students

Richard Whitmire
Coronavirus

A Student’s View: Thinking Outside the Device — With a Little Ingenuity, Libraries Could Keep Kids Loving Reading While Schools Are Closed

Bruce Arao
Coronavirus

Adams: Will NYC Students Have to Repeat a Grade? Can They? Should They? Or Should We Rethink What Being in a Grade Means?

Alina Adams
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