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As the Education Department Is Dismantled, Who Protects the Right to Learn?
Lhamon and Young: Moving special education services and civil rights complaints to other federal agencies weakens protections for students.
Catherine Lhamon & Michelle D. Young
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Parents Should Not Feel Guilty About Choosing a Good School
Aldeman: Nikole Hannah-Jones’ new essay about her daughter's school offers lessons about education, standards and parent choice.
Chad Aldeman
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In the Fight to Provide Age-Appropriate Sex Education, the Manosphere Is Winning
Meek: Content that once festered in dark corners of social media — where masculinity means controlling and overpowering women — is now mainstream.
Kenzi Meek
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My One-Student School: Why Educators Need Serious Hobbies
Gupta: If you haven’t been truly bad at something lately and climbed your way to proficiency or mastery, then you are out of touch as an educator.
Ravi Gupta
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