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Bright Spots
Bright Spots

This Superintendent Couldn’t Read as a Kid. Now He Wants to Ensure Every Kid Can

Providence Public Schools鈥� Javier Monta帽ez taps into his personal experience to help his district beat the odds when it comes to third grade literacy.

Jessika Harkay
Author: Jessika Harkay
delaware
delaware

Struggling Delaware Schools Could Be Taken Over by DOE Under Draft Plan

Critics have sought greater accountability for schools that aren鈥檛 showing progress. Now the Department of Education has put forward such a plan.

Julia Merola, Spotlight Delaware
Indiana
Indiana

At This Indianapolis Middle School, Student Mediators Help Drive Down Suspensions

Through the program, students learn how to help their classmates settle disputes before they escalate, leading to a better school climate.

Aleksandra Appleton
child development
child development

In an Age of Instant Answers, There鈥檚 a Case for Letting Kids Struggle a Little

Developmental experts say children need chances to struggle with everyday problems because figuring them out is a skill that has to be practiced.

Cheyanne Mumphrey, The Associated Press
student safety
student safety

Violent Victimization at School Rose Among Students in 2024, Federal Data Show

The findings come as school safety remains a chief concern among educators, students, parents and policymakers nationwide.

Amanda Watford, Stateline
alabama

Alabama State Superintendent Warns of School Job Losses as Federal COVID Relief Funds Dry Up

Jemma Stephenson
Q&A

Can Schools Stop Students from Praying?

Frank S. Ravitch
school (in)security

Providence鈥檚 Refusal to Acknowledge Sensitive Student Data Leak Feels Familiar

Mark Keierleber
Hawaii

Some Hawaii Schools Ban Cell Phones In Class. Should More Follow?

Megan Tagami
South Carolina

Report: South Carolina Students Skip A Lot. The Problem Helps Explain Dismal Test Scores

Skylar Laird
North Carolina

North Carolina Students Can Apply to Many Colleges for Free Oct. 21-27

Hannah Vinueza McClellan
School (In)Security

Providence Students鈥� Data Exposed in Cyberattack 鈥� District Denies Leak

Mark Keierleber
Texas

Nearly Half of Texas High School Students Who Earn College Credits Are Hispanic

Sneha Dey
South Carolina

Fewer South Carolina Grads Went to College this Fall, State Report Card Shows

Skylar Laird
FAFSA

U.S. Department of Education Announces Successful First Beta Test for 2025-26 FAFSA

Hannah Vinueza McClellan
Oklahoma

Grand Jury: Oklahoma Gov鈥檚 Management of Pandemic Programs was 鈥業ndefensible鈥�

Nuria Martinez-Keel
EDlection 2024

Chicago Fire: Chaos Reigns as School Board Quits & Elections Loom

Kevin Mahnken
Washington

Washington Not on Pace to Fill Growing Job Gap

Laurel Demkovich
蜜桃影视 Interview

Q&A: Katy Knight鈥檚 Quest to Fund Ed Tech鈥檚 鈥楧eeply Unsexy Things鈥�

Greg Toppo
preschool

Preschools Teach 鈥楬ardly Any Math鈥�, Even as Students Struggle in Later Grades

Patrick O鈥橠onnell
Los Angeles

LA Housing Crisis Hits LAUSD as Number of Homeless Students Continues to Grow

Katie VanArnam
Indiana

Vincennes University Program Offers Immersion Into Deaf Culture

Claire Rafford
EDlection 2024

GOP Groups Funnel Millions to Defeat ESA Critics. Their Target: Republicans

Greg Toppo
Arkansas

LEARNS Act Positioned at Core of Central Arkansas Senate Race

Mary Hennigan
Washington

Washington Districts Received $2.6 Billion in Federal COVID Relief Funding. Here’s How They Spent It

Grace Deng
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