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State Tests at Risk During Pandemic: Low Turnout for ‘Required’ Ohio Reading Test in Cities Suggests COVID-19 Could Keep Kids Home

Patrick O鈥橠onnell

DC: Staff Have 鈥楴o Idea鈥� If Buildings Are Safe

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NYC: Teachers鈥� Ventilation Complaint Raises Complex Challenge

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Survey Finds Most Teachers Assigned Busy Work in the Spring. Now, Experts Say, It鈥檚 Time to Give Students More Challenging Assignments 鈥� Remote or Not

Linda Jacobson

Minneapolis School District Addresses Parent Outrage Over New Digital Surveillance Tool as Students Learn Remotely

Mark Keierleber

The 11 Best Education Articles from October: The Search for Missing Students, New Data About COVID Learning Loss and How to Reverse It, History Curriculum as an Election Wedge Issue & More

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Wiener: To Avert Further Learning Loss, States Must Act Now to Gather Data About Students’ Access to Education

Ross Wiener

Educators Wanted Vulnerable Students To Return First for In-Person Learning, But a Racial Divide Spoiled Their Plans

Bekah McNeel

Singer: Educators and School Staff Are on the Front Lines of Suicide Prevention. Here’s How to Help Students in Distress

Jonathan Singer

Education Through a Pandemic: From Protests in Maryland Pitting Parents vs. Teachers Over Reopening to Oregon鈥檚 Revamped Attendance Policy, 9 Ways States and Schools Are Coping With COVID-19

Joshua Parrish

NYC Analysis: How to Avoid Needless COVID School Closings

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San Antonio: A Teen’s Campaign For Time Off to Vote Amid COVID

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D.C.: 25,000-Family Free Internet Plan Has Only Reached 4,000

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Ohio: State’s Charters See 8% Enrollment Jump During Pandemic

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New Orleans: Election Night Could Reshape Power of NOLA Board

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D.C. Schools Set to Reopen in Less Than Three Weeks: Teachers and Principals Have 鈥楴o Idea鈥� If Buildings Are Safe or Who Is Staffing Them

Taylor Swaak

Families of Some Special Education Students in Texas May Be Eligible For $1,500 in Aid to Offset Pandemic Challenges

Stacy Fern谩ndez

Politics, Not Science, is Driving School Reopening Decisions to a 鈥楻eally Dangerous鈥� Degree, Research Suggests

Kevin Mahnken

Parents and Educators Hope the Rise of Online Learning Lives On After the Pandemic, Report Finds. But Researchers Say Privacy Protections Shouldn鈥檛 Be Sacrificed

Mark Keierleber

Survey: More than Half of Teachers Felt Less Successful After COVID-19

Kevin Mahnken

By Design, New Orleans School Board has Limited Power. November鈥檚 High-Stakes Election May Change That

Beth Hawkins

Analysis: How Much NEA and AFT Are Spending on the 2020 Campaign, and Where They Are Spending It

Mike Antonucci

Top Takeaways from the Home Grown Conversation: Measuring Emergency Funds鈥� Impact in COVID-19

Natalie Renew

Report Estimates 1 to 3 Million Students Missing From School Since March, But Data on Disrupted Learning is 鈥楢t Best a Moving Target鈥�

Linda Jacobson

Pressing Through a Campaign Under COVID: Five Ways the American Federation of Teachers Has Changed How it Rallies Members

Patrick O鈥橠onnell

Robinson & Rogers: Write Less to Say More 鈥� How Schools Can Communicate More Effectively With Families

Carly Robinson & Todd Rogers

Dear Future Me: For 26 Years, NJ Teacher Had His 6th-Graders Write Letters to Their Future Selves. This Year He Got to See Them Opened

Asher Lehrer-Small

Aldeman: How Much Learning Time Are Students Getting? In 7 Large School Districts, Less Than Normal 鈥� and in 3, They’re Getting More

Chad Aldeman

WATCH: How Much Learning Time Are Students Getting? Chad Aldeman Explains What’s Happening in 10 Large School Districts

Jim Fields

To Fight COVID-19, Some San Antonio Schools Are Relying On Private Funds to Step Up Contact Tracing and Assurance Testing

Bekah McNeel
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