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Cleveland Abandons Small Schools in Favor of Boosting Larger High Schools

The Cleveland plan to fold 27 small high schools into 14 larger ones is part of a shift away from a popular national strategy.

Patrick O鈥橠onnell
Author: Patrick O鈥橠onnell
Church and State
Church and State

After 4-4 Supreme Court Case, More States Jump on Religious Charter Bandwagon

In addition to plans for a Jewish charter school in Oklahoma, Tennessee鈥檚 attorney general has argued in favor of a Christian charter there.

Linda Jacobson
Author: Linda Jacobson
childhood health
childhood health

CDC Advisory Committee Votes to Overturn Decades-Old Hep B Vax Recommendations

Doing away with the universal dose for newborns 'puts children in this country at higher risk 鈥� of disease and death,' one medical expert said.

Amanda Geduld
Author: Amanda Geduld
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AI Tutors, With a Little Human Help, Offer 鈥楻eliable鈥� Instruction, Study Finds

New UK research finds 鈥榚xtremely personalized鈥� AI math tutors don鈥檛 hallucinate or produce unsafe messages in sessions with kids

Greg Toppo
Author: Greg Toppo
dyslexia
dyslexia

For Decades, Students of Color Denied Dyslexia Diagnosis and Intervention

Undiagnosed dyslexia can manifest as behavior issues, which can disproportionately harm Black and brown kids in school and their mental health.

Jessika Harkay
Author: Jessika Harkay
school (in)security
school (in)security
School (In)Security

School-to-Death-Row Inmate’s Life Spared After Educators Rallied to Save Him

Advocates had argued the severe abuse and neglect Tremane Wood suffered as a child was ignored by school officials, who pushed him out.

Mark Keierleber
Author: Mark Keierleber
LAUSD 65th Anniversary
LAUSD 65th Anniversary
Bright Spots

In Los Angeles, 45 Elementary Schools Beat the Odds in Teaching Kids to Read

Aldeman: 2 public schools, 5 miles apart, both do a great job in literacy despite a high student poverty rate

Chad Aldeman
Author: Chad Aldeman
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commentary

What Football Can Tell Us About How to Teach Reading

Tremont: Like football, a successful literacy program relies on drafting the right players, coaching the captains and obsessing over the fundamentals.

Joshua Tremont
Author: Joshua Tremont

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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.

Future of High School

Future of High School
Future of High School
Future of High School

Ancient Aquifers & Drones: NM Kids Learn to Save Precious Water for the Future

This year, the Rio Grande ran dry in Albuquerque. The conservation techniques students are learning will be key to the region鈥檚 survival.

Beth Hawkins
Author: Beth Hawkins
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Future of High School

Stop Ignoring the Leaders Who Can Transform High Schools

DeBaun, Schmitz and Reyna: Most principals and assistant principals simply aren鈥檛 trained, supported or held accountable for this important work.

Bill DeBaun, Andrew Schmitz & Ryan Reyna
Montana
Montana
Future of High School

鈥楢 Dying Art鈥�: With Butchers Disappearing, High Schools Look to Step In

Fergus High School program looks to connect kids with their food.

Jordan Hansen, Daily Montanan
North Carolina
North Carolina
Future of High School

North Carolina Approves 11 New Goals Targeting Education & Workforce Development

Goals include ensuring 2M North Carolinians ages 25-44 will have earned an industry-valued credential or degree.

Ben Humphries
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Can Gen Z Save Journalism? Only If They鈥檙e Taught How to Trust Again

Otoo and Davis: Some skepticism is good, helping readers avoid misinformation. But it can curdle into cynicism, isolating them from civic dialogue.

Ebonee Otoo & Bernie Davis
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We鈥檝e Passed the Laws to Support Strong Readers 鈥� Now Let鈥檚 Deliver Results

Zikmund: Schools have to make sure teachers have the training, curriculum and ongoing support they need to help every child become a confident reader.

Robin Zikmund
Author: Robin Zikmund
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2,739 Ed Tech Tools Later, Where Are the Outcomes?

Mir: The call is simple: Buy what works, build for impact and hold everyone accountable to outcomes.

Natasha Mir
Author: Natasha Mir
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Multilingualism Is a Strength. Why Isn鈥檛 Curriculum Designed That Way?

Gonzales: We cannot allow the push for English-only policies to overshadow years of data about the power of speaking more than one language.

Crystal Gonzales
Author: Crystal Gonzales
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New York

NYC Child Care Crisis: 10,000 Kids on Voucher Waitlist

Some observers are urging Mamdani to prioritize clearing a waitlist for child care vouchers that has ballooned to 10,000.

Michael Elsen-Rooney
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Amid Budget Cuts to Child Care, Dedicated Funds Hold Promise

Dedicated revenue streams from sources like income and payroll taxes are helping states and localities absorb early childhood budget shortfalls.

Elliot Haspel
Author: Elliot Haspel
zero2eight
zero2eight

Why Parents Aren’t Reading to Kids, and What It Means for Young Students

A recent study found less than half of children are read to daily. The consequences are serious for early learners who enter school unprepared.

Jessika Harkay
Author: Jessika Harkay
transitional kindergarten
transitional kindergarten

California Schools Now Offer Free Preschool for 4-Year-Olds. Here鈥檚 What They Learn

Educators say it鈥檚 intended to emphasize play, but what does that mean?

Julia Barajas, Mariana Dale & Elly Yu
New York City
New York City

School Admissions Anxiety Hits Parents of Young Children, Too

Shifting policies such as school choice give parents more school options than they had a few decades before.

Bailey A. Brown, The Conversation
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School (In)Security
School (In)Security
School (In)Security

Vaping is 鈥楨verywhere Now鈥� in Schools. Can Surveillance Tech Thwart it?

74 Investigation: Vape detector logs reveal an avalanche of alerts, suspensions dwarfing treatment services and younger kids being punished more.

Mark Keierleber
Author: Mark Keierleber

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dual enrollment

Dual Enrollment Surges in New York, Saving Families Money

Amy Zimmer
unions

3,000 California Teachers, School Staffers Strike While 7 Unions Declare Impasse

Lauren Wagner
Author: Lauren Wagner
Oklahoma

Oklahoma Teachers Call for More Input in Education Policy

Nuria Martinez-Keel, Oklahoma Voice
Analysis

Bonus Pay Gets Great Nurses Where They’re Needed Most. Why Not Teachers, Too?

Charles Barone & Andrew Epifanio
school choice

In Arizona, the Typical ESA Recipient Already Attends Private School, Study Finds

Linda Jacobson
Author: Linda Jacobson
Survey

12th-Grade Girls Say ‘I Don’t’ to Marriage

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Report Calls for Overhauling How California Runs Its Schools

John Festerwald
teacher preparation

Teacher Colleges Aren’t Boosting Workforce Diversity, & Some Are Making It Worse

Lauren Wagner
Author: Lauren Wagner
Rhode Island

Revamped Regulations Spur Rhode Island鈥檚 Top Charter Results, Report Suggests

Kevin Mahnken
Author: Kevin Mahnken
Hawaii

Bonuses Aren鈥檛 Solving Hawai驶i鈥檚 Special Education Teacher Shortage

Megan Tagami, CalMatters
commentary

Students Will Pay a Heavy Price If Feds Gut Funding for High-Impact Tutoring

Maureen Tracey-Mooney
Author: Maureen Tracey-Mooney
school governance

Cities Keep Changing Who Runs Schools. Are They Just Running in Place?

Erica Meltzer
Texas

Texas Summer Camp Owners Brace for More Mental Health Issues Among Youth

Stephen Simpson, The Texas Tribune
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In New Book, Researcher Calls Out Dumbed-Down Method of Teaching Reading

Chad Aldeman
Author: Chad Aldeman
commentary

The Arts Aren’t ‘Nice to Have’ 鈥� They Can Boost Student Engagement & Attendance

Lucy Chen
Author: Lucy Chen
Hawaii

Hawai’i DOE Spending More on Buses for Fewer Students

Megan Tagami, CalMatters
Indiana

3,000 Children Repeating Third Grade Under New Indiana Literacy Requirement

Tom Davies, Indiana Capital Chronicle
California

Fewer New International Students Enroll at U.S. Colleges Amid Trump Restrictions

Michael Burke, EdSource
commentary

What the NAEP Proficient Score Really Means for Learning

Richard G. Innes
Author: Richard G. Innes
childhood vaccines

Most Americans Believe in the Effectiveness of Childhood Vaccines 鈥� But There鈥檚 a Catch

Barbara Rodriguez, The 19th
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