December 20, 2023 Governor’s budget proposal falls short of meeting community needs, prioritizes the wealthy Home Newsroom Governor’s budget proposal falls… Ashley C. Kenneth, President and CEO of The

1. Introduction An effective and equitable education system can be viewed as a form of social insurance against a poor birth endowment—even in the face of considerable obstacles, access to effective s

1 hr Managing an Increasingly Diverse and Unequal Education System with Dr. Erica Turner The Integrated Schools Podcast Parenting Our focus on this show is often on parents and caregivers and the choi

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Guest Essay By Adam Grant Dr. Grant, a contributing Opinion writer, is an organizational psychologist at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. This essay is adapted from his new book, “Hidden Potential.” Which country has the best education system? Since 2000, every three years,…

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Credit: Allison Shelley for American Education Two students in a combined second- and third-grade class read together. Credit: Allison Shelley for American Education Two students in a combined second-

By To understand the current state of the teacher labor market, you have to be able to hold two competing narratives in your head. On one hand, teacher turnover hit new highs across the U.S., morale i

Get stories like these delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for The 74 Newsletter It’s been more than three years since the pandemic upended schools, but students are still living with the conseq

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When Mayra Valtierrez talks about the students in New Mexico public schools who are learning English, one thing becomes clear: It’s an incredibly diverse population. Parsing education data into snack-

Before the stampede of tweens rounded the track, Coach Matthew Moore explained the goals of Monday’s practice. The idea, he said, was to get used to running two miles continuously, something that was

Schools for children of military members achieve results rarely seen in public education. The military obtains outsize results by running a school system that is, in many ways, the opposite of America

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My title here is a little bit tongue in cheek. But it’s deliberate. I’m trying to push back against the narrative that no one wants to be a teacher these days. For example, the NY Times published a pi

the hard part Writer Amil Niazi ’s monthly meditations on the highs and lows of parenting — and every feeling in-between. Photo-Illustration: The Cut; Photos Getty Images I’ve only ever asked my son o

Two parents filed a lawsuit seeking to force the Virginia Beach School Board to adopt Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s state guidance that rolls back protections for transgender students in K-12 publi

If you are having trouble accessing the interactive map on mobile, click here . In just over 100 days—on September 30, 2023—child care for millions of children and families nationwide will begin to di

Open Access Article Early Childhood Education Institute, University of Oklahoma-Tulsa, Tulsa, OK 74135, USA * Author to whom correspondence should be addressed. Educ. Sci. 2022 , 12 (12), 908; https:/

Some Virginia educators and administrators are concerned about finding staffing and meeting timelines for a new intensive “high-dosage” tutoring program designed to boost test scores and combat learni

The anticipation, or relief, with the August 21 start of ACPS classes tends to obscure some important facts. First, while on the whole students are now learning at the same pace they were before the p

Publications February 9, 2023 Fortifying Funding: How States Can Strengthen Education Finance Systems for the Future By Krista Kaput | Bonnie O'Keefe Share this article States face a daunting set of c

The United States Secretary of Education tweeted this the other day: To get right to it: That’s wrong. More importantly it’s also counterproductive if we want to pay teachers more (or get people to take education policy seriously or be able to take a serious stand on using evidence or….you get the…

Publications January 31, 2023 Making Change: A State Advocacy Playbook for Equitable Education Finance By INDIRA DAMMU | BONNIE O'KEEFE Share this article State education finance sets the stage for wh

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August 23, 2023 Home The Half Sheet K-12 Funding in 2023:… There was a lot of attention today on the investments in Virginia’s schools that students, parents, and educators successfully fought to get

Some Virginia school divisions appear to be entering a faceoff with the state and parents groups over Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s model policies on the treatment of transgender students. Attorney General Ja

Jackson Green, the principal of Charles M. Sumner Education Campus in rural Maine, said he will start the year with just one vacancy. But that achievement was possible only because about 80 percent of

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The autumnal return to school brings children and parents a mix of emotions: excitement, joy, anxiety, the bittersweet realization that kids are growing up. But lurking in the background of all the fi

Nell O’Brien, 5, walked up to George Mason Elementary School in Alexandria, with her blond hair neatly clipped to the side with a bow. She stood quietly by her mother in a collared dress, meeting teac

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