Student Well-Being
Teens Are Struggling With Climate Anxiety. Schools Haven't Caught Up Yet
Schools generally aren't ready to handle an increase in climate anxiety among youth.
School & District Management
Uber for School Buses? How Companies Use Rideshare-Like Tech to Ease Driver Shortages
The headline-grabbing national school bus driver shortage has forced districts to make difficult choices.
Families & the Community
Opinion
Let's Pay Parents to Help With Learning Recovery
Schools would need to communicate clearly to parents about learning gaps, writes a policy director.
Student Well-Being
Subtle Ways to Check on Students' Well-Being
Students sometimes don’t get help because they don’t want to stand out.
Education Funding
How Much States Need to Pony Up to Make School Spending Equitable
Districts with high shares of students of color, poor students, and English learners are getting short shrift now.
School & District Management
Learn to Talk to Each Other Again: 4 Tips for Schools
Schools can play a vital role in helping all of us begin talking to each other again in more civil, meaningful ways.
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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Equity & Diversity
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A Native American Elder Reflects on His Boarding School Experience
Dwight Howe’s Native boarding school experience in the 1970s was mostly positive. Fifty years earlier, it would have been a different story.
English-Language Learners
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From Afghanistan to Austin, One Refugee Student’s Experience
After the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, Austin's school district received 319 refugee students. Here, one middle schooler's experience.
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.
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Learning Loss Interventions Are Falling Short on Implementation, Study Finds
A new analysis by CALDER finds that districts are struggling to implement ambitious plans focused on academic recovery from the pandemic.
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K-12 Dealmaking: Top Hat Acquires Aktiv Learning; GoStudent Snaps Up Network of Tutoring Centers
This is the Top Hat’s fifth acquisition and its first outside of publishing.
Analyst's View
Will a Behavior-Based Complement to Social-Emotional Learning Take Hold?
An approach known as applied behavior analysis is being touted as a strategy for helping school districts address disruptive student behavior in classrooms.
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North Carolina’s Biggest School System to Buy Language Software; Texas District Seeks Superintendent Search Services
The largest district in North Carolina is looking for world language software, while a Texas school system seeks superintendent search services.
- LeadershipSchool Climate & Safety How a Virginia District ‘Failed at Every Juncture’ to Prevent Sexual AssaultThe grand jury’s devastating report is a must-read for district superintendents on how systems fall apart.
Do Holidays Belong in Public Schools? It's a Controversial Question in DecemberWhether it's classroom decorations or lessons on religious traditions, educators have wide-ranging opinions and practices.No Parent Objected to These Books. The School District Kept Them Off the Shelf, AnywayAnti-book ban advocates fear the Florida district's decision to table almost 200 books signals more mass book bans to come.Policy & PoliticsStates State Ed. Agencies Aren't Equipped to Address Schools' Big ChallengesA new report outlines a dire situation for state education agencies.
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.Teaching & LearningCollege & Workforce Readiness The Head of the Carnegie Foundation Wants to Ditch the Carnegie Unit. Here's WhyThe group that made credit-hours the high school standard for more than 100 years says it's time for a new metric of student success.
The Cryptocurrency Collapse Spells Trouble For Teacher Pensions. Here's HowA pension fund expert explains how the FTX collapse could affect educators and school systems.Americans Do Disagree on How History Should Be Taught—But Less Than They ThinkU.S. adults want teachers to focus on the good and the bad of American history. But they disagree on where to place most emphasis.TechnologyPersonalized Learning Schools Are Spending Big Bucks on Online Tutoring. Here’s What They’ve LearnedStudents need more than "homework help" to recover from pandemic learning loss. Is online tutoring up to the task?
'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.
