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As Schools Push to Recover from COVID, Turbulent Days for Education Philanthropy
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5 Ways to Embrace Advanced Learning Programs & Make Them Available to More Kids
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Analysis
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opinion
Why Expanding Access to Algebra is a Matter of Civil Rights
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childhood poverty
‘Astonishing’ Absenteeism, Trauma Rates Root of Academic Crisis
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Rhode Island
Parents Invoke ‘Brown’ in Lawsuit over Closure of RI School for English Learners
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Utah
Backlash Against DEI Spreads to More States
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Washington
More Weapons Showing Up in Washington’s Schools
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opinion
Oregon Schools Face Layoffs, Larger Class Sizes Amid Financial Crisis
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Arizona
New Partnership Will Boost Agricultural Education For Arizona Indigenous Students
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Iowa
Cornell College Instructors Injured During China Visit Return to Family, Travel
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Texas
Texas Democrats to Target GOP’s Record on Education this November
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Rhode Island
For Child Care Workers, State Aid For Their Own Kids’ Care Is ‘Life-Changing’
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Los Angeles
All About LAUSD’s Iconic Coffee Cake: A Sweet Tradition Dating back to the 1950s
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North Carolina
This Child Care Provider is Working To Ensure ‘An Invisible Workforce’ is Seen
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special education
Washington State Schools Missed 8,500 Kids for Special Ed Referrals During COVID
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No Bienvenidos a América
La Admisión a la Escuela Secundaria Mejoró sus Vidas en EE. UU, Dicen Estudiantes Inmigrantes Mayores
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Unwelcome to America
Older Immigrant Students Say High School Admission Bettered Their Lives in U.S.
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Wisconsin
Evers Announces Request for Independent Audit of Milwaukee Public Schools
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opinion
Juneteenth: New Ways to Teach about Slavery, Black Perseverance and U.S. History
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opinion
Public Schools Violate Their Sacred Mission When They Turn Students Away
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school choice
Inside Maine’s Microschooling Movement
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opinion
6 Books that Explain the History and Meaning of Juneteenth
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Nebraska
University of Nebraska-Google Career Certificates Partnership Opens This Week
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New York City
As NYC Removes Two Parents from Ed. Councils, Free Speech Violations Charged
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California
Newsom and the Legislature Divided On College Spending As Budget Deadline Nears
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74 Interview: Why Many ‘High-Achieving’ Students Don’t Become Teachers
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No Bienvenidos a América
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algebra
Why Expanding Access to Algebra is a Matter of Civil Rights
Liza Bondurant, The Conversation
childhood poverty
‘Astonishing’ Absenteeism, Trauma Rates Root of Academic Crisis
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