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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
New York City
New York City

Bill Giving $10,000 Bonuses to NYC Paraprofessionals Heads to Mayor鈥檚 Desk

Since last year, the United Federation of Teachers has pushed for the extra pay to address a staffing shortage and $32,000 starting salary.

Lauren Wagner
Author: Lauren Wagner
New York
New York

The Nation鈥檚 Largest School System Is Expanding Special Education for Its Youngest Learners

New York City鈥檚 $67.5 million investment in preschoolers comes as families and advocates worry federal changes could make special education services even harder to access.

Nadra Nittle, The 19th
special education
special education

Report: Education Department Scaled Back Special Education Monitoring

A new report raises concerns that under the Trump administration, the federal government has scaled back special education oversight.

Erica Meltzer
higher education
higher education

The Massive Collapse in College Confidence Isn鈥檛 Getting Any Better

Democrats join Republicans in skepticism as a new poll shows the drop in support beyond other institutions continues.

Patrick O鈥橠onnell
Author: Patrick O鈥橠onnell
News

For the First Time, EPA Could Order Schools to Test Water for Lead, but Experts Warn That Doesn鈥檛 Mean It Will Be Safe to Drink 鈥� or That Lead Will Be Removed

Laura Fay
EduClips: Today's Top Education News

EduClips: Florida Scraps Common Core, Puerto Rico Struggles to Open Schools After Quakes, NYC Now Spending $28,000 Per Student & More Education News You Missed From America鈥檚 Top Districts

Laura Fay
early learning

To the Stars and Beyond from a Tower of Blocks

K.C. Compton
Los Angeles

Cal State University Approves Plan to Add New Admissions Requirement 鈥� but Delays Making Formal Change Before Studying Impact

Taylor Swaak
National School Choice Week

Three Distinct Charter Schools, One Shared Mission: To Provide High-Quality Choices for Students in Rural Idaho

Alan Gottlieb
Best of the Month

The 12 Best Education Articles From January: America鈥檚 Most Segregated Classrooms, New Social-Emotional Efforts at (and After) School, the Rise of Esports & More

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Do Parents Actually Want Their Kids in Integrated Schools? New Harvard Survey Reveals Mixed Messages

Mark Keierleber
National School Choice Week

鈥榊ou鈥檙e Debating Someone Else鈥檚 Child鈥�: 30 Years Later, Milwaukee鈥檚 School Voucher Program Divides a City Whose Public Schools Struggle

Cara Fitzpatrick
Every Student Succeeds Act

This Week鈥檚 ESSA News: Why a New DOE Spending Study Could Have Major Implications for Equity, Rewriting the Rules on Religious Liberty & More

Erika Ross
The Big Picture

How Well Are Teachers Being Taught? New Report Finds Majority of Teacher Prep Programs Thoroughly Instructing Future Educators on the Science of Reading

Mikhail Zinshteyn
News

At National Literacy Summit, State Education Chiefs Warn of Reading Stagnation

Kevin Mahnken
National School Choice Week

Mothers of Invention: Frustrated With the Educational Status Quo and Conventional Parent Organizing, Two Latinas Gave Birth to a National Parents Union

Beth Hawkins
Los Angeles

Los Angeles Schools Regain Control of Special Education After More Than 20 Years. What That Means for Priorities, Parent Concerns in the Nation鈥檚 Second-Largest District

Taylor Swaak
Inspiring

This New York High School Student Had a NASA Internship 鈥� and on His Third Day Discovered a New Planet Revolving Around 2 Stars

Debra West
National School Choice Week

New Poll: Majority of Democratic Voters Prefer Candidates Who Would Preserve Federal Charter School Spending

Brendan Lowe
News

Chief Justice Roberts, Potential Supreme Court Swing Vote in Key Religious Schools Case, Plays Cards Close

Kevin Mahnken
EDlection 2020

Listen Up, Candidates: Most Teachers Feel Their Voices Aren鈥檛 Being Heard, New Survey Reveals

Mark Keierleber
EDlection 2020

Buttigieg Was 鈥楿nder the Illusion鈥� That South Bend鈥檚 Schools Are Integrated. But Despite a Decades-Long Struggle (and Federal Court Order), Stark Racial Divisions Persist

Mark Keierleber
The Big Picture

Haves and Have-Nots: The Borders Between School Districts Often Mark Extreme Economic Segregation. A New Report Outlines America鈥檚 50 Worst Cases

Mark Keierleber
Every Student Succeeds Act

This Week鈥檚 ESSA News: A School Turnaround Success Story in Texas, New Debates Over Who Should Control Attendance Policies, a Call for Better ELL Data & More

Erika Ross
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