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Early Care and Education Workforce

More Early Childhood Programs Are Providing Free Housing to Teaching Staff

An initiative to provide free housing to early childhood educators in Connecticut is spreading to other programs across the country.

Emily Tate Sullivan
Author: Emily Tate Sullivan
Bright Spots
Bright Spots

The Science of Reading and Teaching English Learners to Read Are Not Incompatible

Williams: Some advocates fear that the science of reading is a poor fit for English learners, but there are ways to make its practices work.

Conor P. Williams
Author: Conor P. Williams
future of high school
future of high school

Amid the Emerging AI Economy, We Need a Skilled Trades Pipeline in High School

Corwin and Dewees: If the economy urgently needs more skilled trades workers, why aren't we making a greater investment to prepare high schoolers?

Danny Corwin & Jennifer Dewees
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childhood health
childhood health

Measles Cases Hit 35-Year Record High Just As Kids Head Back to School

South Carolina and Utah account for half of the 2026 cases. In S.C., 50 districts are already back in session and Utah schools are soon to follow.

Amanda Geduld
Author: Amanda Geduld
future of high school
future of high school
Future of High School

How Tracking Portrait of a Graduate Leads to Learning That Matters

Greenwell: In Kentucky, technology helps districts track and report progress on student skills as an alternative to standardized test scores.

Terra Greenwell
Author: Terra Greenwell
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
91涩漫 Investigates
91涩漫 Investigates

Denver District Accused of Keeping Kids In English Learner Program Far Too Long

The former program director said thousands of students who earned the chance to be reclassified and deemed English proficient were wrongly held back.

Jo Napolitano
Author: Jo Napolitano
Head Start
Head Start

Head Start鈥檚 Antipoverty Mission Threatened by Trump Administration Overhaul

From health screenings to low adult-child ratios, Head Start's 鈥榞old-standard鈥� quality could be at risk under sweeping HHS proposal.

Emily Tate Sullivan & Amanda Geduld

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The Big Picture
The Big Picture
The Big Picture

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

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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Bright Spots
Bright Spots

The Science of Reading and Teaching English Learners to Read Are Not Incompatible

Williams: Some advocates fear that the science of reading is a poor fit for English learners, but there are ways to make its practices work.

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

Congress Made it Easier to Pay for College. It Must Keep That Promise

Cook: A Pell Grant shortfall threatens progress on expanding college access and making it more affordable.

Kim Cook
future of high school
future of high school

Amid the Emerging AI Economy, We Need a Skilled Trades Pipeline in High School

Corwin and Dewees: If the economy urgently needs more skilled trades workers, why aren't we making a greater investment to prepare high schoolers?

Danny Corwin & Jennifer Dewees
commentary
commentary

Introducing a New Curriculum in School? Don’t Forget Training for the Principal

Gutierrez: Spending millions on materials that aren't used is often a leadership problem. Principals need to learn new curriculum just like teachers.

Nancy Guti茅rrez
Author: Nancy Guti茅rrez
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Head Start
Head Start

Head Start Could Soon Be Overhauled. Here鈥檚 Exactly What Would Change.

Here is a breakdown of what the administration is proposing to change.

Chabeli Carrazana, The 19th
Head Start
Head Start

Head Start Was Built to Include Children With Disabilities. Don鈥檛 Weaken It

Neas: If Head Start鈥檚 performance standards disappear, children with disabilities lose the services, protections and pathways that make inclusion work.

Katy Neas
Author: Katy Neas
Early Care and Education Workforce
Early Care and Education Workforce

More Early Childhood Programs Are Providing Free Housing to Teaching Staff

An initiative to provide free housing to early childhood educators in Connecticut is spreading to other programs across the country.

Emily Tate Sullivan
Author: Emily Tate Sullivan
Paid parental leave
Paid parental leave

More Dads Are Taking Paid Paternity Leave

Fathers are taking nearly equal shares of bonding leave in many state programs, reflecting a shift with documented benefits for families.

Bryce Covert
Author: Bryce Covert
California
California

LAUSD’s Youngest Students Will Start a Screen-Free School Year. Here’s What Parents Need to Know

The policy requires the district to block all students from accessing YouTube, social media and streaming platforms without teacher approval.

Mariana Dale & Elly Yu
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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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Pandemic

School Will Never Go Back to Normal: Here鈥檚 What鈥檚 Changed For Students Forever

Peggy Barmore, The Hechinger Report
Analysis

Universal, Public Preschool Found to Help Students Long After They Graduate

Bryce Covert
Author: Bryce Covert
Pandemic

One State鈥檚 Creative Solution For Plugging an Ongoing Teacher Shortage

Kate Elizabeth Queram, Route Fifty
Assessment

Role of Equity in Reading Tests Divides Board Overseeing 鈥楴ation鈥檚 Report Card鈥�

Linda Jacobson
Author: Linda Jacobson
Pandemic

Cleveland鈥檚 Kinder, Gentler Summer School: Camp, Academics Lure Kids to Class

Patrick O鈥橠onnell
Author: Patrick O鈥橠onnell
Pandemic

School 'Recovery' Isn't Enough: Why Our Education System Must Change After COVID

Susan F. Lusi & Rob Jentsch
Pandemic

Family Input on $126B School Spending Key to Fall Reopenings

Asher Lehrer-Small
Author: Asher Lehrer-Small
Pandemic

Early Look at Relief Funds Shows Districts Give Short Shrift to Learning Loss

Linda Jacobson
Author: Linda Jacobson
Pandemic

Texas Bars Mask Requirements: Governor Says Schools Won鈥檛 Be Allowed to Mandate

Patrick Svitek, The Texas Tribune
Pandemic

Analysis: With $122 Billion in School Rescue Funds, Unions Eye Hiring Spree

Mike Antonucci
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