ÃÛÌÒÓ°ÊÓ
ÃÛÌÒÓ°ÊÓ
America's Education News Source
About ÃÛÌÒÓ°ÊÓ
Newsletters
News
Opinion
Home
Video
Analysis
Search
Search
Sections
Early Care
zero2eight
Series
School (In)Security
Future of High School
Pandemic
The Big Picture
ÃÛÌÒÓ°ÊÓ Interview
Weaving a Stronger Society
4Fams
Keeping It 100
Topics
COVID Recovery
critical race theory
ed tech
Investigation
learning loss
Los Angeles
Pandemic
Politics
Research
Solutions
School Choice
STEM
Surveillance
teacher voice
Texas
Youth mental health
Podcasts
Class Disrupted
ÃÛÌÒÓ°ÊÓ Enterprise
COVID Warriors
View All >
ÃÛÌÒÓ°ÊÓ
Contact Us
[email protected]
Follow Us
Support the 74
Republish Our Content
ÃÛÌÒÓ°ÊÓ
Support the 74
Privacy Policy
Terms & Conditions
Copyright 2026 ÃÛÌÒÓ°ÊÓ, Inc
Explore
Future of High School
Bright Spots
zero2eight
Spotlight Oklahoma
Math
AI
STEM
Opinion
A provocative 360-degree view of education from top experts, advocates, educators, parents and students.
commentary
commentary
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
commentary
commentary
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
commentary
commentary
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
commentary
commentary
The School Meals Crisis Congress Hid in Plain Sight
Filipic: When Congress voted to slash the SNAP last year, it put school meals on the chopping block for students and whole districts.
Anne Filipic
Children deserve a first-rate education.
The public deserves first-rate
reporting on it.
Please make a tax-exempt donation to ÃÛÌÒÓ°ÊÓ.
Donate Today
From the Archives
The Best of ÃÛÌÒÓ°ÊÓ
IDEA at 50
Before Special Ed, There Was the School-to-Asylum Pipeline. How One Lawsuit Helped End It
Supreme Court
Mysterious Recusal Could Upend Pivotal Supreme Court Charter School Case
closing the books
Why Are So Few Kids Reading for Pleasure?
watch
These Schools Are Beating the Odds in Teaching Kids to Read
School (In)Security
Kept in the Dark: Meet the Hired Guns Who Ensure School Cyberattacks Stay Hidden
Innovative High Schools
Phoenix Teens Build Their Own High School Program From 500 Class, Career Options
Future of High School
California Wine Region ‘Growing Futures’ By Turning Vineyards Into Classrooms
Keeping it 100
Pandemic Planning: We Know the Inequities Black and Brown Students Face, and This Knowledge Requires Action
Nichelle Holder
June 12, 2020
Opinion
Editor’s Notebook: Mourning George Floyd, Confronting Entrenched Racism and Leading an Honest Conversation About the Inequalities Holding Our Schools Back
Steve Snyder
June 12, 2020
Opinion
Child Cares Look Safe — It’s Time To Act Like It
Elliot Haspel
June 10, 2020
Pandemic
Polonetsky: Are the Online Programs Your Child’s School Uses Protecting Student Privacy? Some Things to Look For
Jules Polonetsky
June 10, 2020
Opinion
Rotherham: Kick Out School Resource Officers? Sure. But Counselors Must Be Brought In to Take Their Place
Andrew J. Rotherham
June 10, 2020
Pandemic Notebook
My Mom Is 55, Black, and Just Returned to Work in a Doctor’s Office in New York City. That’s Why I’m Scared
Rainier Harris
June 9, 2020
Pandemic
A Mom’s View: This Is the Letter I’m Going to Write to My Son’s Kindergarten Teacher After Months of Filling In for Her at Home
Mira Browne
June 9, 2020
Pandemic
‘That’s Not a Gap Year. That’s Just Not Going to College’: COVID-19 Erodes Equity Gains of First-Generation College-Goers
Richard Whitmire
June 9, 2020
Pandemic
Adams: For Equity’s Sake, Let Kids Who Like Remote Learning Keep Doing Class Online and Let Kids Who Need In-Person Teaching Have the Schools
Alina Adams
June 8, 2020
Opinion
‘Do Not Remain Silent … Please Be Brave’ — Amid Pain and Fear, an Education Advocate Finds Hope That Allyship & Commitment to Justice Can Create a New Reality for Students
Kira Tookes
June 8, 2020
Pandemic
The Coronavirus Wipes Out New York City’s District-Charter Collaboration Program
Conor P. Williams
June 7, 2020
Pandemic
Berens: With Students Learning Remotely From Home, Now Is a Great Time for Parents to Teach Their Children a Better Work Ethic
Kimberly Nix Berens
June 7, 2020
Keeping it 100
An Educator’s View: My Charter School Network Was Founded to Battle Racism and Injustice. That’s Why We Shut Down Last Week for a Day of Action, Healing & Connection
Julie Jackson
June 7, 2020
Student Voice
Student Voice: Decades After My Great-Grandmother Was Tear-Gassed, Taking Fresh Stock of the Land of the ‘Free’
Jimmy Rodgers
June 4, 2020
4Fams
A Mom’s View: I Believe Teaching Children to Be Kind, Caring and Aware of Diversity Can Change the World. That’s Why I Founded a School
Rebecca Nurick
June 3, 2020
Pandemic
Balow & Rivera: DeVos Is Trying to Benefit Private Schools by Changing the Rules on Aid to Low-Income Students. This Must Not Happen
Jillian Balow & Pedro Rivera
June 3, 2020
4Fams
Gordon Parks Showed America the Rage Behind Decades of Racial Unrest. On Thursday, Minneapolis Rioters Burned the School Named for Him
Beth Hawkins
June 1, 2020
Coronavirus
Student Voice: Student, Sibling, Mentor, Mess. Pandemic Has Me Juggling Roles and Craving Sleep
Bridgette Adu-Wadier
May 28, 2020
Pandemic
I Rode the Bus for 93 Miles and 6 Hours So My Students Could Have Instructional Packets — and Food for Their Families
Amber Rawlins
May 27, 2020
Coronavirus
Student Voice: Two Weeks, Five Siblings and One Working Laptop. How I Navigated the Nation’s Largest School System in Search of an iPad and What It Taught Me About America’s Digital Divide
Brandon Yam
May 27, 2020
Load More