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Keri Rodrigues, a mother of five boys, knows the value of screens. For her boys, four of whom receive school accommodations, screens serve a practical ...
At a recent student-led workshop at the University of Connecticut, middle school students stood in front of students and educators from across the country and did something rare: They diagnosed their own schools. Using...
The Philadelphia school district will wind down its Intensive Learning Support program in order to reduce the number of students with disabilities in separate classes.
The state education commissioner and school choice advocates have clapped back at the Florida Education Association’s lawsuit alleging the state’s school voucher program is unconstitutional. Education Commissioner...
While reform around reading instruction continues to gain momentum, about a third of teachers are using “discredited” methods to teach kids how to read and aren’t fully committed to the science of reading, a new...
Last week, the Watertown School Board voted 7-1 to pull “A Mother of A Revolution!” from the May 18 program, saying the piece violated the district’s controversial issues policy. The post Wisconsin school board defends...