Equity & Diversity
Here's How the Pandemic Changed School Discipline
Students were suspended less frequently but Black, poor, and disabled students were punished at higher rates after the pandemic.
Social Studies
Americans Do Disagree on How History Should Be Taught—But Less Than They Think
U.S. adults want teachers to focus on the good and the bad of American history.
English-Language Learners
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From Afghanistan to Austin, One Refugee Student’s Experience
Hear one middle schooler's experience as a refugee from Afghanistan.
Teaching Profession
The Cryptocurrency Collapse Spells Trouble For Teacher Pensions. Here's How
A pension fund expert explains how the FTX collapse could affect educators and school systems.
Student Achievement
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Everyone Is Looking to Tutoring Right Now. But How Do We Make It Work?
The CEO of the nation's largest online tutoring platform talks about what the pandemic taught him.
School & District Management
Video Tools Don't Have to Distract. Five Tips Show School Leaders How to Harness Them
Newsletters and announcements don’t always do the trick.
School Facilities & Design
PCBs, toxic chemicals once used in building materials, are disrupting thousands of schools.
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Special Education
See how schools are helping students with disabilities recover from pandemic disruptions.
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Social-Emotional Learning
Conversation around SEL has become heated as it faces parental and political pushback.
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Schools Trying to Prioritize Equity Have Their Work Cut Out for Them, Survey Shows
The pandemic exacerbated pre-existing inequities in education. Practitioners and researchers offer advice on how to move forward.
Schools Are Resegregating. There's a Push for the Supreme Court to Consider That
As the court weighs race-conscious college admissions policies, some say the needs of resegregating K-12 schools ought to be considered, too.
All That Ed Tech Schools Bought During the Pandemic Won’t Improve Equity. Here's Why
Product design, limited organizational capacity, and the dangers of digital surveillance are all barriers, four experts told Education Week.
Here's How the Pandemic Changed School Discipline
Students were suspended less frequently but Black, poor, and disabled students were punished at higher rates after the pandemic.
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School Climate & Safety
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They Survived a School Shooting. Here’s What They Want You to Know
The survivors of one school shooting offer insight and advice to future school leaders dealing with similar tragedies in their communities.
Recruitment & Retention
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One District’s Transformative Solution to Its Staffing Shortage
A suburban Virginia school district overhauled its hiring process, enabling it to address a bus driver and teacher shortfall simultaneously.
School Climate & Safety
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How a School Shooting Survivor Found Healing in Activism
Voting for the first time has been part of one school shooting survivor's healing process.
Teaching
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Teachers, Try This: An SEL Lesson That Teaches Kindness and Empathy
See how this elementary school teacher uses an SEL lesson to teach students about the value of kindness, empathy, and the power of words.
School & District Management
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Exposed to Toxic Chemicals at School: A Teacher's Story
One former teacher shares how PCBs ruined her health and upended her life.
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Wisconsin District Seeks Tech Experiences; Georgia School System To Buy Decodable Libraries
A district in Wisconsin is looking for a coding and/or technology experience for students, while a Georgia district seeks decodable libraries.
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States Ramped Up K-12 Spending in 2022, But Growth Likely to Slow
The increase in FY 2022 is more modest in comparison to 2021, when federal pandemic aid increased the money flow to state budgets.
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What Role Do Vendors Need to Play in Preventing Cyberattacks?
Stricter rules linking contracts to cyber protections could be coming to the education sector, predicts a leading expert.
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Maryland District Seeks Curriculum Audit; Wisconsin School System to Buy Social Studies Materials
A district in Maryland is looking for curriculum audit consulting services, while a Wisconsin school system seeks elementary social studies materials.
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Learn to Talk to Each Other Again: 4 Tips for SchoolsSchools can play a vital role in helping all of us begin talking to each other again in more civil, meaningful ways.Flu, Colds, RSV: How Schools Can Help Keep Kids Healthy as Illness Increases This WinterDrawing on lessons from the pandemic, schools can invest in air filtration and other tried-and-true health measures.Policy & PoliticsFederal Conservative Backlash Pushes Biden Administration to Dissolve New National Parent CouncilParent advocacy groups sued the U.S. Department of Education over the council, claiming it was unlawfully biased.
Big Money for Schools, No Strings Attached: Will MacKenzie Scott Change Education Philanthropy?Billionaire philanthropist MacKenzie Scott gave millions of dollars to dozens of districts and charter schools.How a Divided Congress Will Influence K-12 Education PolicyThe U.S. Senate and House of Representatives education committees will have new leaders in January.Teaching & LearningSocial Studies Social Studies Leaders Vow Not to Water Down 'Hard History'Speakers at a major conference urged teachers to document how their teaching reflects state standards and themes of democracy and civics.
Feds Flag Districts' Failures to Serve Students With Disabilities. But That’s Only the StartFairfax County Schools in Virginia agreed to evaluate students with disabilities for extra services following school closures.How One High School Teacher Builds Vocabulary, and Rapport, With Her StudentsBeth Knapp uses old words and modern-day vernacular to stretch her students' language skills.TechnologyClassroom Technology 'Gas' Is the Latest App to Catch Fire With Kids. What You Need to Know About ItThe app is taking off with high schoolers, but experts caution that it has downsides.
Schools Plan to Do More Business Online. But Most Don't Plan to Teach That WayOnline professional development, conferences, and parent meetings are likely to stick around after the pandemic ends.Remote Learning Linked to Declines in Achievement, EnrollmentDistricts that stuck longer to fully remote learning have seen larger enrollment and learning losses, a study finds.
