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As the Education Department Is Dismantled, Who Protects the Right to Learn?
Lhamon and Young: Moving special education services and civil rights complaints to other federal agencies weakens protections for students.
Catherine Lhamon & Michelle D. Young
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10 Potentially Uncomfortable Interview Questions For School Leaders
Educator鈥檚 View: What happens when a retiring curmudgeon is invited to sit on the new principal hiring committee?
Richard Ullman
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Democracy Can Start With a Class Pet
Medrano and Crawford: The arrival of a guinea pig in the classroom taught 6- and 7-year-olds an important lesson about civic engagement.
Jenifer Crawford & Robert Medrano
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New York City Already Has Integrated Schools. The Mayor Should Visit Them
Ward: The city should renew its partnership with charter schools that are showing how integration and excellence can co-exist.
Tresha Ward
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