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San Francisco Failing to Serve Low-Income Students of Color, Report Says
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End of an Era: After 17 Years on Front Lines of School Choice Battles, BAEO Calls It Quits
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The Shrinking of the Grand Old School Districts and the New Geography of Suburban Poverty
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A Half-Million U.S. Kids Attend School in Mexico. Educators Are Working Together Across The Border to Help Them Learn
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Social-Emotional Learning
Back at School After Wildfires, California Educators Address Student and Teacher Trauma
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opinion
Union Report: 8 Ways the NEA Plans to Keep Power, Money, Members If SCOTUS Ends Mandatory Dues
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Personalized Learning
5 Lessons Other Districts Can Take Away From Latest Rand Personalized Learning Study of Small High Schools
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opinion
Bermudez: At NY Autism Charter School, Classroom Learning Is Just the Start
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74 Interview: DACA-mented California Teacher on What Trump’s Immigration Policies Will Do to Undocumented Kids
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Children From Low-Income, Less Educated Families Spend Nearly Twice as Much Time on Screens
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Stewart: Where Are the Advocates as NYC Sends 100s of Troubled Teachers Into Struggling Schools?
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Share Your School Choice Story in $15,000 Video Contest
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opinion
A Student’s View: Flint’s Poisoned Water and Finding Structural Racism ‘in the Fine Print’
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Bridging College and Profession: Inside the ‘Basta’ Mentoring Program Helping First-Generation Graduates Pursue Their Careers
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Exclusive: New School Safety Map Finds NYC Charters Safer Than District Schools in Wake of Fatal Stabbing
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Richard Whitmire's THE ALUMNI
Top Charter Networks Worth the Disruption, Set High Accountability Bar for All Public Schools
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Teen Birth Rate Plummets to Record Low as Trump Cuts Funding for Pregnancy Prevention
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Fate of Dreamers Shouldn’t Become ‘Political Football’: Advocates Urge DACA Protections Without Strings
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Special Ed Kids Deserve a First-Class Education. Top Charter Networks Must Give It to Them
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As Tech Talent Moves West in High-Tech Brain Drain, One Michigan City Works to Keep Its Best and Brightest Close to Home