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Denver schools began 2021 on a hopeful note, welcoming students back to classrooms after a lengthy digital hibernation. As in other...
read moreDenver schools began 2021 on a hopeful note, welcoming students back to classrooms after a lengthy digital hibernation. As in other...
read moreLuis Martinez, 11 and a fifth grader in Los Angeles, next to his mother, Tania Rivera, upon receiving an award two years ago. Luis,...
read moreLandra Fair, a high school science teacher at Unified School District No. 232 in Kansas, was thrilled for the chance to participate...
read moreThe number of homeless students in New York City has remained above 100,000 for the fifth year in a row, according to new data posted...
read moreOver seven months after much of society shut down in reaction to the COVID-19 pandemic, there is no uniform policy guiding school...
read moreLinda Jacobson – The last time Deyanira Hooper’s son Jeremy took California’s state assessment, he was 15 points from meeting...
read moreBy Mark Keierlebe – After George Floyd’s death galvanized one of the largest protest movements in U.S. history, schools...
read moreA new research effort underway at Tulane University aims to track how every K-12 school in the United States — district, charter and...
read moreAndrew Rotherham – Considering how little we still know about coronavirus, it’s striking how much certainty there is about...
read moreA bold proposal in Cleveland could set the tone for how schools around the country could restart in the fall, one that takes into...
read moreBy Zoë Kirsch When 22-year-old Lillian Acosta learned that New York City schools would close due to the coronavirus, she suddenly...
read moreEsmeralda Fabián Romero – A state task force newly assigned to narrowing California’s achievement gap got further proof of the...
read moreNew York City English Language Arts teacher Vivett Dukes joins other parent activists in a jazz funeral for the education status quo....
read moreThe U.S. Department of Education desperately wants more Americans to go into science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields....
read moreThis is the latest article in The 74’s ongoing ‘Big Picture’ series, bringing American education into sharper focus through new...
read moreWhy Are Students Still Being Denied? Beth Hawkins – After 11 years of trying to get help for their blind daughter, Sophia...
read moreBy Mark Keierleber – After a federal judge ruled Tuesday that Harvard University’s admissions policies do not discriminate...
read moreBronx 1 students in February with an art project they created for Black History Month (Success Academy/Facebook) Adapted from How the...
read moreNew York City Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza and Mayor Bill de Blasio (Ed Reed/NYC Mayoral Photography Office) On Aug. 27, New...
read moreBy Brendan Lowe – Researchers attempting to gauge the success of charter schools tend to focus on hard academic metrics:...
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