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But rejecting long-standing entrance policies could upend a host of education mainstays, from scholarships to the centrality of standardized tests.

Linda Jacobson
Author: Linda Jacobson
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Florida
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Former Parkland Principal Calls For Wellness Centers in Every School

Five years after the Fla. high school massacre, Ty Thompson says the trauma persists and more federal funding is needed for long-term recovery.

Mark Keierleber
Author: Mark Keierleber
school meals
Allie Pearce

Rhode Island Unlikely To Provide Universal School Meals For Public School Kids

Despite overwhelming majority of Senate support, the Rhode Island House will likely not approve budget for free lunch and breakfast

Joshua Bay
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education

How Rural Republicans Derailed Texas School Voucher Plan

With many rural legislators remaining skeptical of private school choice, the GOP’s bid to bring vouchers to the Lone Star State fails — for now.

Kevin Mahnken
Author: Kevin Mahnken
mental health
anxiety

For Chicago Girls Confronting Violence, A School Solution for Reducing PTSD

How a school-based group counseling program made gains for Black & Latino girls, and why the model is gaining steam across the country

Marianna McMurdock
Author: Marianna McMurdock
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New Study: Charter Students Outperforming Peers at Traditional Public Schools

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Kevin Mahnken
Author: Kevin Mahnken
mental health
mental health

Surgeon General Wants Warning Label on Social Media for Youth Mental Health

 In a Thursday Senate hearing, U.S. Surgeon General Vivek Murthy calls youth mental health crisis the 'defining public health issue of our time'

Marianna McMurdock
Author: Marianna McMurdock
special education
IDEA

Due Process, Undue Delays: NYC’s Decades-Long Special Ed Bottleneck

Disabled children had their day in court 20 years ago and won. Now, families still wait for NYC schools to comply with impartial hearing orders

Beth Hawkins
Author: Beth Hawkins

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Following the COVID Money
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Following the COVID Money

This Rural Illinois District Curbed Learning Loss With Help From a Burmese Church

Monmouth-Roseville, a small district in west Illinois, has taken a no-holds-barred approach to tackling gaps in students’ learning.

Asher Lehrer-Small
Author: Asher Lehrer-Small

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IES Director Mark Schneider on Education Research and the Future of Schools

After a half-decade leading federal education research, the IES head wants to spur breakthrough technologies

Kevin Mahnken
Author: Kevin Mahnken
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edtech
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Student Mental Health: From Buses to Cafeterias, How All School Workers Can Help

In a new 74 Interview, Robin CEO talks student mental health & how everyone from bus drivers to cafeteria workers can play a part in helping kids

Joshua Bay
Author: Joshua Bay
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Expert: 69 years after Brown v Board, Enduring Inequalities at America’s Schools

Dr. Juontel White delves into how racial inequities continue to impact K-12 school funding, high-stakes testing and curriculum instruction post-Brown

Joshua Bay
Author: Joshua Bay
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Interview: Researcher Anthony Bryk on Chicago Schools’ ‘Radical’ New Direction

The author of a new chronicle of the Windy City’s reform era reflects on the challenges ahead for the nation’s fourth-largest school district

Kevin Mahnken
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Schools Must Know If Their Learning-Loss Programs Work — Before ESSER Funds End

Malipatil: 3 years after COVID began, it's time to assess whether dollars spent have made a difference, and what they should be used for going forward

Anu Malipatil
Author: Anu Malipatil
Opinion
AASA

Helping Schools and Districts Address Mental Health Crisis among their Students

Brown: New 40-member mental health cohort and free resources assist school leaders in supporting one another, their teachers and the kids

Anne Brown
Author: Anne Brown
Opinion
opinion

Peer-to-Peer Counseling Can Help Schools Address the Youth Mental Health Crisis

Malmon: By giving students opportunities to advocate for themselves and their peers, schools can build stronger and healthier communities.

Alison Malmon
Author: Alison Malmon
Opinion
achievement gap

‘Achievement Gap’ vs. ‘Education Debt’: Why the Language of Testing Matters

Phrases implying that exams are the best sources of student data focus on deficits, not justice. But tests can be a tool for positive social change.

Jennifer Randall
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How One Florida Mom Built a School, Just for Her Son

Jim Fields & Emmeline Zhao
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Career Technical Education

Watch: How High Schools Are Innovating to Best Prepare Teens for College & Work

‘Career and technical education is not vo-tech,’ one educator said. It provides meaningful opportunities and prepares students for college and career.

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California

California Teen, a ‘16 Under 16 in STEM’, Gets a Big Surprise on The Kelly Clarkson Show

Sydney Vaughn, a member of The 74’s 2022 class of 16 Under 16 in STEM, was invited to be a guest on the daytime talk show.

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16 Under 16: Where Are The 74’s 2022 Class of STEM Achievers Now?

What last year’s most impressive teen thinkers and doers in science, technology, engineering and math are up to 9 months later

Emmeline Zhao
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alabama

Percentage of Alabama 3rd Graders Reading at Grade Level Drops Slightly

Jemma Stephenson, Alabama Reflector
Analysis

How Good Are the Tests Teachers Give Their Students? Districts Need to Know

Eric Hirsch, Dr. Erika Landl & Dr. Susan Lyons
North Carolina

A 10-Year-Old Idea For Teaching Kids to Read at Churches Appears to Be Working

Rupen Fofaria, EdNC.org
Rhode Island

Rhode Island Gov. McKee Calling on Textbook Companies to Resist Censorship

Kevin G. Andrade, Rhode Island Current
California

Many California Youth Justice System Students Graduate with Grade-School Reading Skills

Betty Márquez Rosales & Daniel J. Willis
New Hampshire

New Hampshire Students May See More Civics Education Next Year

Amanda Pirani, New Hampshire Bulletin
Massachusetts

Massachusetts Moves to Bring Sex Education Out of the ‘90s

Jennifer Smith, CommonWealth
COVID Policy Briefing

COVID Brief: School Closures and Learning Loss Connected Worldwide, New Report Shows

John Bailey
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Rhode Island

Rhode Island Advocates Call on State to Increase Head Start funding

Kevin G. Andrade, Rhode Island Current
Indiana

Most Eligible Indiana Schools Hesitant to Sign Up for Federal Free Meal Program

Casey Smith, Indiana Capital Chronicle
Union Report

Membership Dropped 70,000, Revenues Grew $49M for NEA & Affiliates During COVID

Mike Antonucci
Texas

‘OK To Not Be OK’: Therapy on Campus Helps El Paso Students

Priscilla Totiyapungprasert, El Paso Matters
podcast

A New Way to Innovate at Schools: Embrace a Child-Like Mind, Test Boundaries

Diane Tavenner & Michael B. Horn
Iowa

Parental Permission, Survey Opt Out Will Affect Data on Young Iowans

Jay Waagmeester, Iowa Capital Dispatch
Los Angeles

Carvalho Wants 30 LAUSD High Schools to Offer Online College Courses in Fall

Cari Spencer
Texas

Texas Poised to Fund Community Colleges Based on Student Outcomes

Kate McGee, The Texas Tribune
Texas

Texas Bill Would Restrict Sexually Explicit Performances in Front of kids

William Melhado, The Texas Tribune
North Carolina

The ‘Feeling Friends’ are Helping Students Learn to Talk About Their Emotions

Katie Dukes, EducationNC
Ohio

Students, Professors Speak Against Ohio’s ‘Intellectual Diversity’ Centers Bill

Megan Henry, Ohio Capital Journal
michigan

What Does Gen Z Want? Equity in Education Funding, Better Transportation & more

Lily Guiney, Michigan Advance
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