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Our expert team of journalists cover the latest in K-12 education and uncover stories that are hidden from view.

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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
charter school
charter school

Embattled Northern California Charter School Files for Bankruptcy

Highlands Community and Technical Schools last year was accused of misspending $180 million.

Carolyn Jones
student loans
student loans

SC Expanding Student Loan Forgiveness for Teachers

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

Jessica Holdman
higher ed
higher ed

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
math
math

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.

Jo Napolitano
Author: Jo Napolitano
Best Practices

Early Childhood Alliance Onondaga: A Master Class in Cross-Sector Coalition Building

K.C. Compton
Virginia

A Program That Successfully Propels Low-Income Students to (and Through) College Starts Its Work Years Before High School

Richard Whitmire
Cleveland

One Under-the-Radar Factor That School Systems Showing Progress on NAEP Have in Common: Leaders From Chiefs for Change

Beth Hawkins
News

2019 Election Preview: 5 Big 鈥極ff-Year鈥� Races to Watch With Major Implications for Schools, Students and Education Policy

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News

With DACA Headed to Supreme Court Next Week, Activist Jose Antonio Vargas Urges Immigrant Students to Be Courageous

Mark Keierleber
Best of the Month

The 13 Best Education Articles From October: A New Model for School Integration, Elizabeth Warren鈥檚 Controversial Education Plan, Closing the Word Gap & More

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Los Angeles

Inside the L.A. Nonprofit Whose 鈥楥radle to Career鈥� Programs Helped the City鈥檚 Neediest Students Before Its Abrupt Closure

Josh Sanburn
Inspiring

Ohio Elementary School Teacher鈥檚 Lesson in Fire Safety Saves First-Grader鈥檚 Life

Debra West
ed tech

For 30 Million Teachers, Coaches, Parents & Students, Remind Enables Secure 2-Way Communication in 6 Languages. It Delivers Academic Content, Too

Tim Newcomb
News

Texas Kids Denied Special Ed Supports 52% Less Likely to Graduate From HS, 38% Less Likely to Go to College, Shocking New Study Finds

Beth Hawkins
Instagram

Adorable: At Schools Across America, a New Halloween Tradition 鈥� Students Choosing Teachers鈥� Costumes

Meghan Gallagher
The Big Picture

A 鈥楧isturbing鈥� Assessment: Sagging Reading Scores, Particularly for Eighth-Graders, Headline 2019鈥檚 Disappointing NAEP Results

Kevin Mahnken
EduClips: Today's Top Education News

Monthly QuotED: 7 Notable Quotes That Made Education Headlines in October, From School Security to Teacher Strikes 鈥� and the Value of a Detroit High School Diploma

Andrew Brownstein
The Big Picture

New Data Illustrate the Depth of America鈥檚 College Completion Crisis

Kevin Mahnken
New York City

Amid Fierce Debate About Integrating New York City Schools, a Diverse-by-Design Brooklyn Charter Offers a Model

Beth Hawkins
News

Schools Have Lost $16B in Capital Funds Since the Great Recession. Those Buildings Are in Trouble 鈥� & That Means Problems for Students

Laura McKenna
News

As Teacher Evaluation Reforms Come Undone, 2 States React Very Differently to Using Test Scores to Rate Educators

Brendan Lowe
New York

NYC鈥檚 Homeless Student Population Stabilized in 2018-19 After a Decade-Long Surge, Report Finds. But the Educational Crisis Continues

Taylor Swaak
The Big Picture

California Schools Expel and Suspend Native American Students at Alarming Rates. Districts Can鈥檛 Dismiss the Data Just Because Their Populations Are Small, Advocates Say

Mikhail Zinshteyn
Connecticut

Hands-on Philanthropists With a Proven Track Record, Ray and Barbara Dalio Announced in April They Wanted to Give $100M to Connecticut Schools. And Then Things Got Complicated

Debra West
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