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The End of Homework? Teachers Grapple With Cheating in the Age of AI

Teachers say generative AI is forcing them to rethink one of school's oldest institutions.

Greg Toppo
Author: Greg Toppo
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commentary
Future of High School

The Science of Reading Goes to High School

McQuillan: A new tool can help districts and publishers accelerate literacy in grades 9-12.

Kristen McQuillan
Author: Kristen McQuillan
commentary
commentary

Small Changes, Big Relief: How States Can Support School Districts

Rainey and Lake: State education agencies need to become genuine partners to their districts, rather than sources of additional compliance burden.

Lydia R. Rainey & Robin Lake
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college and career
college and career

What Today鈥檚 College Students Need That Previous Generations Didn鈥檛

College degrees don鈥檛 guarantee good jobs anymore, so students must build resumes and AI skills in high school and college, experts say.

Patrick O鈥橠onnell
Author: Patrick O鈥橠onnell
commentary
commentary

New NAEP Report Shows Learning Progress Has Stalled. Here’s What to Do About It

Rafal-Baer: Reversing decades of stagnation takes engaging learning opportunities, evidence-based approaches, meaningful data & the will to use it.

Julia Rafal-Baer
Author: Julia Rafal-Baer
commentary
commentary

Children Are Drowning. It’s Time We Bring in the Teachers

Student鈥檚 View: There is no substitute for learning to swim. But classroom instruction can protect millions of children who never get swim lessons.

Kate Casciato
Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence

Survey: Young People Turn to AI to Be 鈥楾heir Real, Unfiltered Selves鈥�

New research shows 1 in 3 young people use AI for personal, relational support or engaging intimately with characters and personas.

Greg Toppo
Author: Greg Toppo
Analysis
Analysis

There Are 2 Types of Grade Inflation. Students’ Learning & Earnings Are at Risk

Aldeman: New research finds giving a D rather than an F can help. But pumping up averages lowers graduation rates, college attainment & future income.

Chad Aldeman
Author: Chad Aldeman

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Declaration at 250

Declaration at 250
Declaration at 250

At 250, the Declaration of Independence Still Sparks Hard Questions in Class

Teachers say debates over citizenship and equality are reshaping how students read the declaration today.

Greg Toppo
Author: Greg Toppo

Spotlight Oklahoma

Spotlight Oklahoma
Spotlight Oklahoma
Spotlight Oklahoma

Tulsa Charter Network Begins to Bounce Back From Pandemic Decline

Elsie Urueta Pollock founded Tulsa Honor Academy more than decade ago and now works to encourage more Latinos to open charter schools.

Linda Jacobson
Author: Linda Jacobson
commentary
commentary
Spotlight Oklahoma

Three Schools, One Direction: Combining High School, College and CTE Work

Student鈥檚 View: I found an ocean of opportunity at my three schools 鈥� and a community of people who believed in me.

Caleb Phillips
Author: Caleb Phillips
Spotlight Oklahoma
Spotlight Oklahoma

Aquatic Robots, Drones and Power Tools: STEM Spans All Grades in Oklahoma School

With computer science beginning in kindergarten and a character education curriculum, Dove Schools charter network has a 100% college acceptance rate.

Lauren Wagner
Author: Lauren Wagner
Spotlight Oklahoma
Spotlight Oklahoma
Spotlight Oklahoma

How the 鈥楽outhern Surge鈥� Passed Oklahoma By

Tyner: Educational decline can happen slowly, almost invisibly, until it becomes impossible to ignore. Other states should take note.

Adam Tyner
Author: Adam Tyner
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commentary

America’s Public Schools Are Pushing 50. It’s Time To Act Like It

Hellman: 鈥婭n too many communities, facility conditions are the cause 鈥� not a symptom 鈥� of educational decline.

Bob Hellman
Author: Bob Hellman
commentary
commentary

Small Changes, Big Relief: How States Can Support School Districts

Rainey and Lake: State education agencies need to become genuine partners to their districts, rather than sources of additional compliance burden.

Lydia R. Rainey & Robin Lake
commentary
commentary
Future of High School

The Science of Reading Goes to High School

McQuillan: A new tool can help districts and publishers accelerate literacy in grades 9-12.

Kristen McQuillan
Author: Kristen McQuillan
commentary
commentary

How School-Based Kindness Training Can Help Support Students’ Mental Health

Paul & Thompson: Young people should be taught how to handle conflict without cruelty, repair a relationship, reach out when someone feels alone.

Lauren Paul & Molly Thompson
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zero2eight
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Literacy

Nebraska Head Starts Use Vests With 鈥楾alk Pedometers鈥� To Boost Early Literacy

The Lena Grow program, which collects data on preschooler talk and trains teachers to increase conversations, has been linked to higher reading scores.

Lauren Wagner
Author: Lauren Wagner
91涩漫 Interview
91涩漫 Interview
91涩漫 Interview

Dana Suskind on How To Protect Childhood in the Age of AI

The pediatric surgeon and author discusses how artificial intelligence is shaping child development 鈥� and the skills kids will need most.

Mark Swartz
Author: Mark Swartz
childcare providers
childcare providers

Hoosier Childcare Providers Slam Education Requirement Rollback

The agency plans to adopt the finalized regulations July 13.

Leslie Bonilla Mu帽iz, Indiana Capital Chronicle
early childhood education
early childhood education

Elementary Principals Are Getting a Crash Course in How Young Kids Learn Best

Young children need different conditions than older students to thrive. Some school leaders are adapting their practices to reflect that reality.

Emily Tate Sullivan
Author: Emily Tate Sullivan
early education
early education

New Report Finds Five-Year Drop in Preschool Enrollment, but COVID鈥檚 Effects Loom

Providers in states that saw the biggest enrollment declines say COVID alone does not explain why the data show fewer 3- and 4-year-olds in school.

Amanda Geduld
Author: Amanda Geduld
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Bright Spots

Bright Spots
Bright Spots

Is Your School Beating the Odds in Reading?

Using new national data from over 40,000 schools, this interactive map identifies the schools beating the odds in teaching kids to read.

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Rhode Island

Providence Mayor Warns of Tax Hikes and Service Cuts Amid School Budget Battle

Christopher Shea
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Language Diversity Is an Asset. Embracing It Can Help All Learners Succeed

Maya Valencia Goodall & Kristie Shelley
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A Decade Ago, Universal Pre-K Seemed Inevitable. What Went Wrong?
school choice

Amid Choice Explosion, Report Spotlights the Marginalized Families Left Behind

Linda Jacobson
Author: Linda Jacobson
michigan

Dems Push Culturally Inclusive Curriculum Bills in Final Days of State Control

Hannah Dellinger, Chalkbeat
Autism

Why Robots Are Not Effective Tools for Supporting Autistic People

Beth Hawkins
Author: Beth Hawkins
New Jersey

New Jersey Governor Signs New Law to Limit Book Bans and Protect Librarians

Dana DiFilippo, New Jersey Monitor
Opinion

Want to Offset Inflation for Working Families? Update the Child and Dependent Care Tax Credit

Gabrielle Pepin
Author: Gabrielle Pepin
Unwelcome to America

Oakland Enrolls 鈥� and Graduates 鈥� Older, Immigrant Students Many Districts Deny

Jo Napolitano
Author: Jo Napolitano
STEM education

NJ Nonprofit Offers Hands-On STEM Learning to Low-Income Students at 150 Schools

Lauren Wagner
Author: Lauren Wagner
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