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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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The School Meals Crisis Congress Hid in Plain Sight
Filipic: When Congress voted to slash the SNAP last year, it put school meals on the chopping block for students and whole districts.
Anne Filipic
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While NYC and LA Schools Draw a Line on AI, Alabama Has a Plan
Sparkman: We waited too long to teach children how the social-media world worked. With AI, we should teach the child before the technology does.
Randy Sparkman
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Why Access to Special Education Depends Too Much on Parents
Richards: The biggest predictor of whether children receive special education services shouldn't be how effectively their parents can advocate.
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