LBGTQ Protections, Artificial Turf, Janus: What NEA Debated at Annual Convention
For the last two years, the National Education Association has shielded from public view the actions it took during its.
There’s Lots at Stake for Districts & Kids When Underenrolled Schools Stay Open
At a research conference in late March, Princeton economist Richard DiSalvo presented some startling graphs comparing student enrollments against the.
- by Chad Aldeman, The 74
- July 25, 2023
Analysis: State laws leave school districts unprepared for looming fiscal cliff
For the past three years, districts have received more federal money than ever — $190 billion — to hire staff,.
- by Linda Jacobson, The 74
- July 20, 2023
At Its Annual Convention, NEA Didn’t Practice What It Preaches about Democracy
The National Education Association held its representative assembly in Orlando, Florida, over the Independence Day holiday. The union chose to.
- by Mike Antonucci, The 74
- July 13, 2023
‘Education’s Long COVID’: New Data Shows Recovery Stalled for Most Students
Pandemic recovery has essentially stalled for most of the nation’s students, new data shows, and upper elementary and middle school students.
- by Linda Jacobson, The 74
- July 11, 2023
From Bus Stops to Laundromats, Cities Embrace Play to Help Kids Learn
On a tiny triangular lot in the city’s Belmont neighborhood, kids waiting with their parents for the No. 40 bus can also.
- by Greg Toppo, The 74
- July 6, 2023
From Pre-K to Age 74, Charter Network Works to Keep Indy Students on Track
Twenty years ago, an Indianapolis businesswoman had an idea for a school that would offer the education and skills needed.
- by Wayne D’Orio, The 74
- July 5, 2023
Supreme Court Skirts Question of Whether Charter Schools are Public
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to take up a case that could have upended the long-held view that.
- by Linda Jacobson & Greg Toppo, The 74
- June 28, 2023
Supreme Court won’t weigh in on whether charter schools are legally private or public
The U.S. Supreme Court declined Monday to hear a case that hinged on whether charter schools are considered public or.
- by Matt Barnum, Chalkbeat
- June 26, 2023
More Disturbing NAEP Findings: Teens Don’t Read for Fun and Are Often Absent
Over the past three years, students have grappled with unprecedented learning disruptions experienced during the pandemic. Numerous reports have shown.
- by Patrick Kelly, The National Assessment Governing Board
- June 26, 2023