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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.

Author: Jessika Harkay

SC Expanding Student Loan Forgiveness for Teachers

The new program comes as part of an effort to combat low retention rates.

Jessica Holdman

The UC Got Rid of the SAT in Admissions. It May Be on Its Way Back

After the UC stopped requiring the SAT, some professors say students are coming in with weak math and writing skills.

Mikhail Zinshteyn

Nearly 25% of Students Who Qualify for 8th-Grade Algebra Don’t Take It

A new study of 55K students across the U.S. found 1 in 4 had strong enough 7th-grade scores but still missed out on the gateway course to higher math.

Author: Jo Napolitano

First Priority for CA Next State Superintendent: Negotiate a Job Description

Whoever wins next month鈥檚 election will spend the next four years creating a new job template for future state superintendents.

John Fensterwald & Emma Gallegos

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child development

Reduce Mothers鈥� Stress Now to Improve Mental Health for the Next Generation

How Los Angeles鈥檚 Virtual 鈥楽ummer of Learning鈥� Hopes to Help Students Avoid COVID Slide 鈥� With a Little Help From NASA, 鈥楾itanic鈥� and 鈥楧espicable Me鈥�

San Antonio Superintendents Had a Plan to Safely Open Schools to Kids Who Needed Them Most. The Governor Had Other Ideas

Lessons from a Global Reckoning

Lessons From a Global Reckoning: D.C. Looks to Make 14-Year-Old Social Studies Standards More Inclusive as Cities Nationwide Grapple With Re-Engaging Students During COVID

Educating Through a Pandemic: From Conflicting Local and State Plans in Connecticut to Homeschooling in Nebraska and Color-Coded Campus Days in SC, 8 Ways Schools & States Are Adapting to COVID-19

Lessons From a Global Reckoning: Students at a Revered New Orleans HS Learn the Hard Truth About the Slave Trader School Is Named For. Most Other Kids Never Do

Nearly a Month After Election, Insurgent Educator Jamaal Bowman Declared Victor Over Veteran New York Congressman

Parents and Teachers Want Clarity on Technology Needs as D.C. Delays Reopening Plan by Two Weeks

As Congress Weighs Additional Funding, DeVos Suggests Schools That Stay Closed Don鈥檛 Need More Federal Relief

鈥業 Can鈥檛 Teach From a Coffin鈥�: Across the Country, Teachers, Parents and Students Hit the Streets to Protest Reopening of Schools

鈥榃e Are Being Asked to Do the Impossible鈥�: As Pandemic Spikes in Several States, Parents Brace for Historically Chaotic Return to School

School Reopening Plans Fuel Fears of Teacher 鈥楤rain Drain鈥� 鈥� and Trump鈥檚 Threats Aren鈥檛 Helping

Every Student Succeeds Act

This Week鈥檚 ESSA News: Georgia Asks for 2021 Testing Waiver, Virginia Unveils New Teacher Retention Program, Growing 鈥楥OVID Slide鈥� Concerns for English Learners & More

Lessons from a Global Reckoning

Lessons From a Global Reckoning: With Coronavirus and a Racial Justice Movement Raging in Texas, Educators Say State’s Curriculum Needs Overhaul

Closing San Antonio鈥檚 Digital Divide: In the City鈥檚 Poorest and Most Segregated Neighborhoods, Public School Students to Get In-Home Internet

Cleveland Schools Delay Opening by Three Weeks as COVID-19 Cases Surge

Patrick O鈥橠onnell

Report: Deck Stacked Against Young Children of Color, but Leaders Can 鈥楽eize This Moment鈥� to Improve Equity

The Big Picture

New Study Does Not Find Stark Differences in How District, Charter and Private Schools Responded to COVID-19 Crisis

Startup Computer Science High School in the Hard-Hit Bronx Made Quick Leap to Remote Learning

Government Watchdog Report Finds No Evidence for Controversial Claims That Reducing Student Suspensions Could Benefit School Shooters

Mark Keierleber

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