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Some students with disabilities rely on screens at school. What happens if they’re banned?

Many students with disabilities rely on assistive technology to get through the school day, including for note-taking, reading and writing. The post Some students with disabilities rely on screens at school. What...

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Opinion: First-Generation Student’s Journey From ‘Stain on the Carpet’ to Honors Grad

This story is part of our SPOTLIGHT series focusing on the state of education in Oklahoma. Read all our coverage and essays here. “Blah blah blah.” That’s all I heard during story time, sitting on a colorful...

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Memphis charter students are bucking district math trends. Here’s what’s guiding their growth.

A new study of Memphis charters said a standardized lesson plan and regular data review helped fuel the math score boost.

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Nearly 84% of Detroit district high schoolers were paid for attendance this year

Since the attendance incentive began, DPSCD officials say high school chronic absenteeism dropped by 10 percentage points. Pictured, students enter a classroom at Osborn High School.

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Opinion: Beyond AP: The College Credit Opportunity Few People Know About

When Santana Cruz graduates from high school this spring, she will have over 100 college credits and two associate degrees. A public school student in Bristol, Virginia, that sits along the Tennessee border, Cruz began...

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I’m Trying to Teach Humanity Before It Disappears

To be an educator and a writer is to inhabit a rollercoaster world of hope; at times, you are filled with the excitement and power of possibilities, ...

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Life after graduating from high school as a sophomore

I had fallen in love with my life as a high schooler, but I knew in my heart that I could be doing more.

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NYC families can now apply for 2-K. Here's what you need to know

New York City has opened applications for its 2-K early childhood program. Families can now apply for free, full-day seats for two-year-olds, with officials outlining eligibility and deadlines.

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‘A Game of Catch-Up’: How This Oklahoma School Gets Kids Reading at Grade Level

Each August in rural southwestern Oklahoma, more than half of Frederick Elementary School’s incoming third graders begin their school year in a literacy intervention program because they’re behind in reading...

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Colorado's 'first public Christian school' closes permanently

Riverstone Academy, billed as Colorado's first public Christian school, has shut its doors for good amid legal and enrollment challenges that tested the boundaries of public funding and religious instruction.

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Watch: A Candid Exit Interview With Baltimore's Schools Chief Sonja Santelises

What does it take to run one of the largest urban public school districts in the nation? Dr. Sonja Santelises, longtime CEO of Baltimore City Public Schools, sat down for a frank and memorable exit conversation.

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Philly’s dropout rate is declining. Here’s how the district is keeping kids in class.

Around 1,300 Philadelphia school district students dropped out last year, marking a sharp decline from just a few years prior.

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California Wants to Fix Undercounting of Native American Students

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. When Celestina Castillo filled out the ethnicity forms at her children’s school, she’d always check Latino and Native American. After...

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Many Parents Talk About Delaying Kindergarten. Few Actually Do It

Ally Bollman hadn’t given much thought to her toddler’s kindergarten plans when the topic first came up among a group of moms of similarly aged children in Scottsdale, Arizona.  The way she recalls it, nearly...

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RSVP for P.S. Weekly Live: NYC student reporters take the mic on June 11

Chalkbeat and The Bell invite the public to P.S. Weekly Live, an event at the Brooklyn Public Library featuring NYC student reporters discussing the stories shaping their schools.

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After years of cross-Bay commutes, Oakland Unified moves to bring specialized school closer to home

After years of sending students with disabilities across the Bay Area for specialized services, Oakland Unified is taking its first concrete step toward creating a local nonpublic school option — a move that could...

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Maryland Schoolyard Farm Showcases Community Resilience

On a cool spring day recently, the 1-acre farm A. Mario Loiederman Middle School in Wheaton buzzed with activity. In the lower field educational garden, students in the afterschool farm club are assigned their tasks,...

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Tribal Students in Central Wyoming Release Small Fish in a Big Pond

RAY LAKE, Wyo. — There was a lot of giggling in the parking lot as teenagers plunged bare hands into coolers filled with small, slippery rainbow trout fry.  The objective was to catch the fish in clear plastic...

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Student math proficiency rises but literacy results are mixed, preliminary Colorado test scores show

The Colorado Department of Education on Friday released preliminary statewide CMAS results.

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Teacher Surprises His Students with NYC Flight

Luke Weston, an elementary school teacher and private plane pilot, surprised two of his students with an unforgettable flight up the Hudson River to catch spectacular views of Manhattan.

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Do You Know These Words From the Spelling Bee’s Final Round?

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Texas Examines Use of National Teacher Certification for Incentive Pay

Danielle Minnis can demonstrate what putting students first looks like after 20 years in the classroom, bolstered by rigorous self-evaluation. If children fall asleep during a lesson, change the pacing. If a kid with...

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New Documentary Traces Groundbreaking Career of ‘Sesame Street’ Star

To several generations of TV viewers, actor Sonia Manzano is “the nation’s tía,” their friendly neighbor Maria from Sesame Street. She originated the character in 1971 and spent the next 44 years developing the role...

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These KIPP fifth graders are learning money management skills so they will never be a ‘brokie’

Students in Stefon Bowman's fifth grade class at KIPP BOLD in Newark, N.J., learn about intentional saving, financial literacy, and entrepreneurship on Thursday, May 28, 2026.

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List: See which Colorado colleges offer guaranteed admission to some high school graduates

The Colorado School of Mines is among the colleges and universities offering guaranteed admission to some high school graduates.

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10 years and 16,800 students short: What went wrong with Colorado’s youth apprenticeship program?

Trey Greenwood, a first-year Future Educator Pathway apprentice, stands at Sunrise Elementary School in Aurora, Colorado, on Thursday, Dec. 18. 2025.

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UCLA student’s path to success fueled by passion and perseverance

At UCLA, Natalia Mochernak is pursuing everything she wants and encouraging others to do the same, reminding them that they can have the whole tree of dreams, not just one fig.

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Surgeon General Advisory Wants Kids to Live ‘Beyond the Confines of Screens’

"As kids get older, it's still important for adults to monitor the level of content and what is being offered to them."