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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

I believe in the Power of Education
charter schools
charter schools

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
4Fams
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
Reactions & Reflections

Why Tests & Standards Aren’t Just About Your Kid: What We Learned This Week About the Widening Gap in America’s Schools

Steve Snyder
Opinion

Opinion: The U.S. Doesn’t Have Enough STEM Teachers to Prepare Students for Our High-Tech Economy. 4 Steps Toward Addressing That Shortage

Melissa Moritz & Emily Weiss
Union Report

Union Report: How Much Control Do Unions Have Over Teacher Walkouts in West Virginia, Kentucky, and Arizona? Not as Much as You’d Think

Mike Antonucci
Opinion

Opinion: Family’s Tale of 2 Schools Shows the Perils and the Promise of Public Education in New Mexico

Seth Saavedra
Opinion

Cami Anderson: Disparate School Discipline, the ‘Dear Colleague’ Letter, and Civil Rights — 5 Key Points That Get Lost in All the Noise

Cami Anderson
Opinion

Petrilli: The 7 Key Storylines in This Year’s Disappointing NAEP Results

Michael J. Petrilli
A Nation At Risk, 35 Years Later

We Are Still a Nation at Risk, but We Can Avert by Listening to Consumers

Bill Hansen
Opinion

Opinion: Student Loan Borrowers Need Help Now, or Their Debt Could Hurt Them, and This Country, for Decades to Come

Scott Thompson
A Nation At Risk, 35 Years Later

3 Ways ‘A Nation at Risk’ Gave Voice to a New Generation of Education Advocates

Suzanne Tacheny Kubach
A Nation At Risk, 35 Years Later

35 Years Later, Blockbuster Reagan-Era Education Report Has Remarkable Durability and Resilience

Bruno V. Manno
A Nation At Risk, 35 Years Later

Landmark 1983 Report Faced Backlash but Changed U.S. History by ‘Changing the Way We Look at Education and Putting It Back on the American Agenda’

Milt Goldberg
A Nation At Risk, 35 Years Later

To Save Our Democracy and Economy, the Future of American Education Must Start Now

John Heubusch
A Nation At Risk, 35 Years Later

The Workplace of Today Is Not What It Was 35 Years ago. Computational Thinking Is the New Basic Requirement

Mary Snapp
Denver

Tony Lewis: Denver’s 2020 Student Goals Could Take up to 30 Years to Meet. Time for an Urgent New Strategy — or for City Education Leaders to Step Aside

Tony Lewis
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A Father’s Wisdom: How Performing For My Baby Accelerated His Development — and Taught Him About Resilience Too

Mitchell Trinka
Opinion

Williams: Americans Love Simple Solutions, but the ‘English All the Time’ Approach to Teaching ELL Students Doesn’t Actually Seem to Work Very Well

Conor Williams
Union Report

Analysis — A Reality Check About the Education Labor Arms Race: Oklahoma & W. Virginia Are Not Game Changers. Neither Is Janus

Mike Antonucci
Opinion

Opinion: Charter Schools Can Take the Lead in Creating a New Vision for Discipline. Here’s How We Do It at My Washington School

Dwaine Carr
Keeping it 100

Jeffries: Fighting for Educational Equity in Martin Luther King’s Name Means Battling White Supremacy — and Facing the Consequences

Shavar Jeffries
Los Angeles

Lake: Los Angeles Doesn’t Need a Superhero Superintendent. It Needs Empowered Principals to Make Decisions for Their Schools

Robin Lake
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