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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.

Author: Linda Jacobson

Connecticut Sues, Again, Over Withheld School Mental Health Grants

The Trump administration is arguing 鈥榙iscontinuing鈥� a grant is not the same as 鈥榯erminating鈥� it.

Theo Peck-Suzuki, The Connecticut Mirror

California Allocates Dedicated Funding to Identify Homeless Students

The $116 million investment is the state鈥檚 first one-time allocation specifically addressing student homelessness.

Betty M谩rquez Rosales, EdSource

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.

Author: Lauren Wagner

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

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School Safety, Sex Ed & Other Proposed Amendments to Watch as House Takes Up 2020 Education Spending Bill

Carolyn Phenicie

Watch: Student Who Couldn鈥檛 Speak Talks About Overcoming Challenges of Autism and Breaking Stereotypes in Rousing College Address

Tiffany Lagerstrom

After Los Angeles Voters Roundly Reject Parcel Tax Proposal, America鈥檚 Second-Largest School District Has Four Weeks to Prove Its Fiscal Solvency to the County

Failure Is an Option: For Students at Iowa Big, Tests Come First, Learning From Experiences Follows

As High Court Mulls Ruling on Census Citizenship Question, Education Advocates Warn of Dire Impact on Federal Funding

Carolyn Phenicie

A Former School-Based Police Officer Was Charged With Negligence in Connection With the Parkland Massacre. Experts Call the Move Extremely Rare. But What Are the Broader Implications for School Safety?

Mark Keierleber

Ed Dept. Creates Dedicated Disaster Response Team to Manage Federal Aid to Schools Amid Increased Hurricanes, Wildfires and Floods

Carolyn Phenicie

Los Angeles Voters Roundly Defeat $500M Annual Parcel Tax, Leaving Nation’s Second-Largest School District on Shaky Financial Footing

Expert: Charges Against Former Broward Deputy in Connection to Parkland Massacre Pose Thorny Questions for School-Based Police

Mark Keierleber

The B.A. Breakthrough

Change Agent: From Georgetown to Franklin & Marshall to Aspen, How Dan Porterfield Is Leading a Revolution to Get First-Generation Students Through College With a Degree

Richard Whitmire

The Big Picture

Boston Massively Expanded Its Charter Sector 鈥� Without Sacrificing School Quality. New Research Sheds Light on How Education Reforms Can Remain Effective While Applied at Scale

From Texas to Singapore, Senior Walks Are the New Tradition That鈥檚 Inspiring the Next Generation of Students 鈥� and Their Teachers

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74 Interview: Curriculum Designer Christina Riley Teaches Students Compassion and Empathy Alongside Literacy. Here鈥檚 How She Does It

The Big Picture

Charters Employ More Diverse Teachers Than Traditional Public Schools. Is It Giving Them a Leg Up With Minority Students?

Every Student Succeeds Act

This Week鈥檚 ESSA News: How Schools Can Use ESSA Funds to Boost Social-Emotional Learning and Instruction, How Idaho Is Missing the Mark on Early ESSA Targets & More

Scholarships and Self-Care: New Orleans Charter School Network Sends Grads Off to College with Mental Health Safety Net

As L.A. Voters Go to the Polls on $500M Annual Parcel Tax, Lessons Learned From Two Other California School Districts That Approved Theirs Years Ago

AdmitHub: How Conversations With a Chatbot Are Helping Students Get Into College 鈥� and Then Stay Enrolled

Two of the Strongest Anti-Charter Bills Fail in the California Legislature, but Two Others Move Ahead as Both Sides Claim Victory

The Big Picture

Research Shows That Charters Do Best for California鈥檚 Low-Income and Minority Students. Now Lawmakers There Want to Slow Their Expansion

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