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school (in)security

Bipartisan Safer Communities Act

Ed Dept. Axes $1B Mental Health Program Designed to Thwart School Shootings

The grant program, which helped train school counselors, is the latest target in Trump鈥檚 war on DEI.

Mark Keierleber

Author: Mark Keierleber

charter schools

States Should Support Religious Education 鈥� But Not Through Charter Schools

Petrilli: Supreme Court has a way to mandate some state backing of religious schools and avoid disruption of a 30-year-old charter school sector.

Michael J. Petrilli

Author: Michael J. Petrilli

education research

Math Study Shows Difficulty in Motivating Teachers to Change Behaviors

Nudging educators to use an online math platform did surprisingly little to increase usage or student success. Even Judy Blume couldn鈥檛 help.

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Why Steubenville, Ohio, Might Be the Best School District in America

Aldeman: High-poverty Rust Belt district is exceptional at teaching kids to read 鈥� and has been for more than a decade

Lessons Learned from 44 Years of Parent-Teacher Conferences

Adams: Even after 3 kids & 4 decades of conversations, it's still important to go. Strategies for when to talk to teachers & kids, and when to listen.

Class Disrupted

Podcast: How AI Is Changing How Young People Connect

Ed Researcher Julia Freeland Fisher joins Class Disrupted to discuss new tech risks, from affecting human-connection to reliance on chatbots.

Michael B. Horn & Diane Tavenner

Artificial Intelligence

AI Skeptic Creates Chatbot to Help Teachers Design Courses

The open-source tool could help open the prohibitive world of instructional design to everyday educators.

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Mark Schneider: Blowing Up Ed Research is Easy. Rebuilding it is 鈥榃hat Matters鈥�

The former IES and NCES leader speaks candidly about radical cuts to the Education Department, government 鈥榮tasis鈥� and the uncertain future of NAEP.

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New Mom Shows Why Talking to Your Baby Is Crucial

Court Shows Support for Parents to Opt-out from LGBTQ Storybooks

Pope Francis Was Concerned About Plight of Children Worldwide

ICE Detains Students, Calling Them ‘Illegal Aliens’

Shari Franke Seeks to End Mommy Vloggers Like Her Mother Ruby Franke

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Future of High School

From Apprenticeships to Microcredentials, Why Alternatives to College Are Gaining Popularity

While college enrollment has rebounded to pre-pandemic levels, surveys show more high schoolers valuing on-the-job training over traditional degrees.

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Pandemic

Five Years Later: How COVID Triggered a School Choice Renaissance

Dissatisfaction with schools, and a supercharged conservative movement, allowed ESAs to take a leap since the pandemic.

Author: Kevin Mahnken

school (in)security

Chronic Absenteeism

Student Absences Have Surged Since COVID. Some Say Parents Should be Jailed

Dozens of bills nationwide seek to address chronic absenteeism. While some focus on supports and incentives, others look to leverage punishments.

Mark Keierleber

Author: Mark Keierleber

Child Nutrition

New Food Security Threats 5 Years After COVID-Era Effort to Feed All Kids

Pandemic emergency aid drove food insecurity to an all-time low, but many say a string of federal cuts will now leave millions more kids hungry.

Author: Jo Napolitano

Remote Learning Was Supposed to Make Snow Days Obsolete. But Did It Really?

Five years after classes went virtual during COVID, some districts shift online when weather strikes. But others still can't quite make it work.

Author: Lauren Wagner

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Opinion

charter schools

Supreme Court Must Not Undermine Public Education in Religious Charter Case

Johnson: Breaking wall between public and religious schools could mean an end to charters and their commitment to educational access for every student

charter schools

States Should Support Religious Education 鈥� But Not Through Charter Schools

Petrilli: Supreme Court has a way to mandate some state backing of religious schools and avoid disruption of a 30-year-old charter school sector.

Michael J. Petrilli

Author: Michael J. Petrilli

Evidence 鈥� and Its Limits 鈥� in the School Choice Debate

Paul: The true value of school choice is not measured in data but in the freedom parents have to pick schools that reflect their values.

Author: James Paul

Early Success in Reading & Math Is Great. It’s What Happens Later That Really Counts

Reyna: High K-12 achievement in districts like Steubenville, Ohio, is only part of the story if students aren't making it after graduation.

Author: Ryan Reyna

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Video

Teens Provide Sense of Normalcy in the Face of the L.A. Fires

How To Teach STEM? Make It Explosive

Author: Jim Fields

The Student-Led Music Group that Led Zeppelin Loves

The Louisville Leopard Percussionists performed for Ozzy Osbourne, and Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin promoted their YouTube cover of 鈥楰ashmir.鈥�

Author: Jim Fields

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education reform

12 Truths and No Lies: Guiding Principles for the Future of American Education

Aldeman: Knowledge is good; education is better. Teachers & tests are important. Parents deserve honest info. School choice doesn't guarantee results

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Trump Administration

The Trump Administration鈥檚 War on Children

HHS Condemns Gender-Affirming Care in Report That Finds 鈥楽parse鈥� Evidence of Harm

Orion Rummler, The 19th

Early Childhood

4 Tips To Make Screen Time Good for Your Kids and Even Help Them Learn to聽Talk

Erika Squires & Lucy (Kathleen) McGoron

Q&A With New President of Education Minnesota, the State鈥檚 Largest Union

Max Nesterak, Minnesota Reformer

Nevada Teachers, Students Push to Restrict Late Work Hours for Teens on School Nights

April Corbin Girnus, Nevada Current

Fraud in California Community Colleges Triggers Call for Trump Investigation

Adam Echelman, CalMatters

special education

Arizona Autism Charter School Founder Tapped as Ed Dept. Special Education Chief

Author: Beth Hawkins

Detroit鈥檚 Lack of Affordable Housing Pushes Families to the Edge – and Children Sometime Pay the Price

Meghan Wilson & John Kuk

In Case the Choice World 鈥楧readed,鈥� Justices Appear Open to Religious Charters

Author: Linda Jacobson

Class Disrupted

Podcast: The Premortem on AI in Education

Diane Tavenner & Michael B. Horn

Q&A: LAUSD Board Member Nick Melvoin on the Wildfires, Trump and Smartphones

New Mom Shows Why Talking to Your Baby Is Crucial

Whatever the Feds Do, States Must Continue Giving Standardized Tests

Author: Scott Marion

A National 鈥楤lueprint鈥�?: Indiana Shifts Millions in Taxes To Charters From Districts

Patrick O鈥橠onnell

Author: Patrick O鈥橠onnell

Preschool Enrollment, Spending Hit Record Highs, but Access and Quality Gaps Persist

Author: K.C. Compton

I Was a School Nurse. What鈥檚 Happening to the Education Department Terrifies Me.

Author: Jana Jones

Big Education Issues at Stake as Supreme Court Hears Religious Charter Case

Author: Linda Jacobson

Ten Things I鈥檓 Doing After Listening to Sold a Story

special education

Not One Generation Removed, Disability Advocates Fear Return to a Dark Era

Author: Beth Hawkins

Advocates Still Alarmed Even as HHS Walks Back Autism Registry Announcement

Author: Beth Hawkins

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