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Early Childhood
Early Childhood

As Time Runs Out, a Dozen Head Start Families and Providers Share Their Fears

The 74 spoke to parents, directors and teachers in the six states at risk of losing the greatest number of Head Start seats come Saturday.

Amanda Geduld
Author: Amanda Geduld
food insecurity
food insecurity

Judges Rule Trump Can鈥檛 Completely Stop SNAP Aid

They say contingency funds can help bridge the gap for 42 million Americans, including millions of children, who rely on the assistance.

Jo Napolitano
Author: Jo Napolitano
LAUSD 65th Anniversary
LAUSD 65th Anniversary
LAUSD 65th Anniversary

How LAUSD School Zones Perpetuate Educational Inequality, Ignoring 鈥楻edlining鈥� Past

鈥楾he district doesn鈥檛 want to touch those lines, because families overpaid for homes within them鈥� says local parent and researcher Tim DeRoche

Ben Chapman
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commentary

The Power of Handwriting: Improved Reading, Thinking, Memory and Learning

Educators' view: Far from being a relic of the past, writing by hand engages multiple senses at once and strengthens cognitive abilities.

Elizabeth DeWitt, Cheryl Lundy Swift & Christina Bretz
teacher training
teacher training

Report: 6 Ways States Can Improve Special Education, English Learner Workforce

From mentorship to preparation and pay, new analysis highlights policy areas states should consider for addressing shortages of these teachers.

Lauren Wagner
Author: Lauren Wagner
LGBTQ Students
LGBTQ Students

As the LGBTQ Youth Population Doubles, Number of Bills Targeting Them Triples

New research finds half of LGBTQ young people live in the 27 states where a swell of new laws restrict their in-school rights.

Beth Hawkins
Author: Beth Hawkins
School (In)Security
School (In)Security
School (In)Security

PowerSchool Hacker 鈥楾hankful I Got Caught,鈥� Sentenced to 4 Years in Prison

Matthew D. Lane pleaded guilty to the cyberattack, which compromised the sensitive information of more than 60 million students.

Mark Keierleber
Author: Mark Keierleber
WIC
WIC

Parents Worry as WIC Funding Dwindles During the Government Shutdown

WIC, a program that provides essential aid for women, infants and young children, is in jeopardy as shutdown continues.

Bryce Covert
Author: Bryce Covert

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after school programs

after school programs
after school programs
The Big Picture

Shut Out: Inequitable Access to After School聽Programs Grows

More than 22 million children 鈥� mostly from low-income and families of color 鈥� face barriers to care after 3 p.m., according to a new report.

Jessika Harkay
Author: Jessika Harkay

Future of High School

Innovative high schools
Innovative high schools
Future of High School

Dubbed Tutoring鈥檚 鈥楶atient Zero,鈥� Boston鈥檚 Match High School Weathers Trump Cuts

Started 25 years ago, the renowned charter has thrived through community 鈥� and a commitment to staying small.

Greg Toppo
Author: Greg Toppo
Partner Post
Partner Post
Future of High School

How Work-Based Learning Helped Two Oakland Teens Take Flight 鈥� Literally

A conversation with two students who pursued career and technical education that led them to college.

Nytesia Ross
Author: Nytesia Ross
commentary
commentary
Future of High School

What Makes Some CTE Programs Great While Others Fall Short?

Kistler, Dougherty and Claiborne: A new brief pinpoints the features of high-quality programs and the steps states and districts should take.

Hannah C. Kistler, Shaun M. Dougherty & Christina Claiborne
Future of High School
Future of High School
Future of High School

Rethinking High School in RI, Where Academics & Career Training Go Hand-in-Hand

Paperny: Statewide, students who took at least two CTE courses perform higher on national assessments and have higher four-year graduation rates.

Tanya Paperny
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Opinion

Opinion
Opinion

Want to Protect American Children? End the Shutdown

Sonja Foster argues that if policymakers really believe children are our future, they must prove it through action, not empty words.

Sonja Foster
Author: Sonja Foster
commentary
commentary

Special Education Is Broken. Our New Database Can Help Spark Way to Fix It

Jochim & Kurz: In the face of historic cuts, advocates, parents & educators have a chance to see system as it truly is, imagine what it could become.

Ashley Jochim & Alexander Kurz
commentary
commentary

Gen Z Teachers Are Ready to Reinvent Education. Schools Need to Catch Up

Philogene: The fresh energy and innovative approaches of these young teachers make them just the type of talent education needs right now.

Anajah Philogene
Author: Anajah Philogene
commentary
commentary

Want to Boost Your College Admission Odds? Apply Early 鈥� Here鈥檚 Why It Works

Kessler: Many college applicants make a major mistake 鈥� failing to apply early or wasting their early application on a school too far out of reach.

Judd Kessler
Author: Judd Kessler
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania

Philadelphia Kids Face Delays Accessing Early Intervention Services

Philadelphia鈥檚 youngest learners aren鈥檛 getting support services they鈥檙e legally entitled to.

Rebecca Redelmeier, Chalkbeat
Early Childhood
Early Childhood

As Time Runs Out, a Dozen Head Start Families and Providers Share Their Fears

The 74 spoke to parents, directors and teachers in the six states at risk of losing the greatest number of Head Start seats come Saturday.

Amanda Geduld
Author: Amanda Geduld
Opinion
Opinion

New Mexico Charts a Path for Universal Child Care

What New Mexico鈥檚 groundbreaking universal child care system means for the nation.

Michelle Kang, Erica Phillips & Natalie Renew
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Raising Children During a Polycrisis: What Parents Can Do to Bring Up Resilient Kids

Ariella Cook-Shonkoff reflects on how parents can process their own emotions to foster hope and resilience in their children.

Mark Swartz
Author: Mark Swartz
Arkanasas
Arkanasas

Arkansas Child Care Providers Ask for Help After Changes to School Readiness Program

Providers have expressed concern in recent weeks about the Arkansas DOE鈥檚 proposed changes to the School Readiness Assistance Program.

Tess Vrbin
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School (In)Security
School (In)Security
School (In)Security

PowerSchool Teen Hacker Was a 鈥楽ophisticated鈥� Cybercriminal, Prosecutors Say

Matthew Lane, facing federal prison time for hacking the ed tech giant, was a real-world introvert and an online cybercrime attention-seeker.

Mark Keierleber
Author: Mark Keierleber

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North Carolina Continues to Lose Licensed Child Care Programs

Katie Dukes, EducationNC
Arkansas

Arkansas Judge Orders Removal of Ten Commandments Displays from Lakeside School District

Antoinette Grajeda, Arkansas Advocate
California

White House Visa Fee Hike Could Weaken California’s Teacher Pipeline

Diana Lambert, EdSource
teacher hack

Zodiac Sign Assigned Seating? This Teacher Says It Works

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caregiving

More Caregiving on TV Has One Goal: Influence Congress to Pass Paid Leave

Chabeli Carrazana, The 19th
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How We Ensure AI Delivers for Students and Educators

Rose Wang & Jessamy Almquist
health

Peanut Allergies Are on the Decline. This Could be Why

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New Jersey

Newark Schools Get Literacy Funding to Strengthen Reading Programs

Jessie G贸mez, Chalkbeat
commentary

Polls Show Parents Are Voting for Their Kids’ Education, Not Political Parties

Debbie Veney & Jay Artis-Wright
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As Education System Reaches 鈥楥risis,鈥� Book Urges New Model for School Leadership

Lauren Wagner
Author: Lauren Wagner
unions

In New Role, Ryan Walters Takes His Anti-Union Message National

Linda Jacobson
Author: Linda Jacobson
U.S. Department of Education

Judge Rules Education Staffers Can Keep Their Jobs as Case Continues

Linda Jacobson
Author: Linda Jacobson
higher education

What鈥檚 a College Degree Worth? It Depends on the Major

Patrick O鈥橠onnell
Author: Patrick O鈥橠onnell
commentary

Engaging Kids in Math Through Teamwork and Competition

Michaela Sicuranza
Author: Michaela Sicuranza
immigration

As ICE Sweeps Up Parents, New York City Schools Step Up Their Support

Michael Elsen-Rooney
commentary

Giving States Waivers From Accountability Is a Dangerous Step Backward for Kids

Denise Forte
Houston

Houston Trumpets 鈥楬istoric鈥� Gains from Schools Takeover, But Doubters Remain

Lauren Camera
New York

What to Know about NYC School Bus Companies’ Shutdown Threats

Michael Elsen-Rooney
Minnesota

Minneapolis School Board Signals Potential School Closures

Melissa Whitler
Nevada

Nevada Funding for Dolly Parton Book Program in Clark County Dries Up

April Corbin Girnus, Nevada Current
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