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Settling Scores: Experts Debate Why AP Performance Has Soared

Since the College Board began changing its grading criteria for Advanced Placement exams, scores have climbed rapidly.

Kevin Mahnken
Author: Kevin Mahnken
childcare
childcare

How Kentucky Achieved Bipartisan Childcare Reform

Recent legislation boosts provider benefits, raises subsidy reimbursement rates and removes obstacles for childcare providers in Kentucky.

Bryce Covert
Author: Bryce Covert
student view
student view

I鈥檓 a Teen Athlete. We鈥檙e Missing Something Important About Concussions

Student View: My sister died during a mental health crisis after a concussion. I pushed for a new Colorado law to educate kids, coaches and families.

Emily Peterson
Author: Emily Peterson
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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
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
New York
New York

鈥楳ath Wars鈥�: New York Wants To Reform Math Instruction, but Experts Disagree on How

On the heels of a 鈥淏ack to Basics鈥� reading effort, New York is launching a similar initiative for math.

Melissa Manno
Bright Spots
Bright Spots
Bright Spots

The Lexington Problem: Beating the Literacy Odds Without the Science of Reading

Aldeman: As Massachusetts implements a new literacy mandate, officials must not lose sight of the ultimate goal: helping more students learn to read

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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Opinion

parent's view
parent's view

My Fourth Grader Is Behind in Reading. He’s Not Alone 鈥� and Congress Can Help

Smith: Literacy needs to become a national priority. Passage of the bipartisan Read Act can be a major step toward making that happen.

Ariel Smith
Author: Ariel Smith
student view
student view

I鈥檓 a Teen Athlete. We鈥檙e Missing Something Important About Concussions

Student View: My sister died during a mental health crisis after a concussion. I pushed for a new Colorado law to educate kids, coaches and families.

Emily Peterson
Author: Emily Peterson
opinion
opinion

School Accountability Is Back: Here鈥檚 Why It鈥檚 Key to Restoring Public Trust

Public education is central to 'the most elemental promises of our 250-year-old creed,鈥� and making it answer for student outcomes would go a long way.

Conor P. Williams
Author: Conor P. Williams
commentary
commentary

Unjust Child Welfare System Targeted Buttegieg’s Family 鈥� Like Too Many Others

Bonilla L贸pez: False reporting, family separation policies & lack of access to lawyers victimize low-income parents who cannot defend themselves.

Viviana Bonilla-L贸pez
Author: Viviana Bonilla-L贸pez
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commentary

How One California County Is Building a Childcare System From the Ground Up

Spanos: With childcare costs rising, Alameda County is dedicating tax dollars to support families and providers.

Kristin Spanos
Author: Kristin Spanos
California
California

Head Start, Explained. How Changes to Early Education Program Affect California Families

Head Start provides free early education to low-income children and wraparound services to their families.

Betty M谩rquez Rosales, EdSource
Hawaii
Hawaii

The Island Without Childcare for Babies

Kaua鈥檌 spent at least a decade without a single opening for infants or toddlers at childcare centers, causing moms to quit their jobs or leave the island.

Chabeli Carrazana, The 19th
childcare
childcare

How Kentucky Achieved Bipartisan Childcare Reform

Recent legislation boosts provider benefits, raises subsidy reimbursement rates and removes obstacles for childcare providers in Kentucky.

Bryce Covert
Author: Bryce Covert
North Carolina
North Carolina

NC Budget Offers Rural Childcare Businesses Financial Help They鈥檝e Sought for Years

The budget commits $97 million in federal funds to raise subsidy rates, helping low-income families cover childcare costs.

Lynn Bonner, NC Newsline
Author: Lynn Bonner
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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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A High School for Dropouts: Goodwill Offers Adults a Second Chance at a Diploma

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Early Childhood

5 Top Takeaways From ‘A New Generation of Early Childhood Leaders,’ a Conversation Hosted by CAYL

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philanthropy

Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Lays Off Members of Education Team

Steve Snyder
Author: Steve Snyder
Florida

Public School Students Set to Start Classes in Florida Amid Rise in COVID Cases

Jackie Llanos, Florida Phoenix
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Panelists Talk Districts’ Challenges and the Looming Fiscal Cliff

Mebane Rash, EducationNC
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Education a Civil Rights Issue for Black Students with Disabilities & Families

Cheryl Poe
Author: Cheryl Poe
tribal education

Supreme Court Ruling Won鈥檛 Affect Tribal Colleges, Universities

Kolby KickingWoman, Indian Country Today
Maryland

Maryland Bill to Address Aging School Infrastructure Introduced for Third Time

Danielle J. Brown, Florida Phoenix
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LeBron鈥檚 School Has Everything We鈥檙e Told Students Need. It’s Still Failing Them

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School (In)Security

White House Takes On Urgent K-12 Cybersecurity Threat at First-Ever Summit

Mark Keierleber
Author: Mark Keierleber
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