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Why this Indianapolis-area district is changing the start and end times for school days

Decatur Township schools rely heavily on bus transportation for students, and pickup and dropoff times are changing for the coming school year.

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Opinion: In Dallas Schools, Community Engagement Isn’t Outreach — It’s Infrastructure

A recent commentary by Chad Aldeman highlighted research, drawn from focus groups in seven states, that found people in struggling school districts are not disengaged; rather, they run into walls when they try to get...

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Community voices concern, support for Cooley demolition in public meeting

A fence has placed around the Cooley High School building, which is set to be demolished this summer by the Detroit Public Schools Community District. The school closed in 2010.

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Exclusive: 7 Things to Know About Microschools in 2026

Microschool leaders are predominantly white educators and parents who left traditional public or private schools to build different educational options for kids. But over 40% of those planning to launch new schools in...

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Are more Memphis school closures on the horizon? The state takeover could mean yes.

MSCS is already closing five schools this summer. But state takeovers tend to usher in more building shutdowns.

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Are you a Detroit parent looking for a new school? Read these tips on how to make the best choice.

Searching for a new school can be an exhausting exercise for parents, no matter what time of the year they're on the hunt. Here are some tips to make the process easier.

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How Detroit parents are searching for new schools amid uncertainty, closures

J.E. Clark Preparatory Academy, pictured here in April 2026, is one of four schools in the Detroit Public Schools Community District that are closing. A fifth school, the Barack Obama Leadership Academy charter school,...

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Left Behind: How school buses disadvantage NYC students with disabilities

Lucas Healy, a high school student on the autism spectrum, and his mom, Paullette Ha-Healy, who discussed problems with NYC's yellow school bus service.

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DPSCD moving forward with plan to demolish historic Cooley High School building

The Detroit Public Schools Community District plans to demolish the historic Cooley High School building this summer.

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Pittsburgh Public Schools board approves 9 schools closures

Proponents of the “Future-Ready Facilities Plan” say the plan will improve equity and opportunities for students districtwide, while opponents say the plan lacks clarity and transparency, and that the shifts would be...