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Exclusive: Hybrid Schools Open New Legal Front for Choice

Most homeschoolers now piece together a variety of classes and outings for their kids. In the north Pittsburgh area, that often includes enrolling in Roots Learning Academy. Known as a hybrid program, Roots serves...

Chalkbeat
Teaching & Learning
For America’s 250th birthday, Philadelphia students get a civics lesson in a time capsule

Students and Pennsylvania officials open a time capsule from 1976 on Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2026, at the Independence Hall Visitor Center in Philadelphia.

Chalkbeat
Teaching & Learning
25 years later, teaching 9/11: How NYC educators navigate the anniversary

Flowers and a note on victims' names at the National September 11 Memorial & Museum in New York on Sept. 8, 2026. Chalkbeat talked with three teachers about their memories of 9/11 and how they teach about what happened.

Chalkbeat
Teaching & Learning
As NYC schools open, 5 big questions about Mamdani’s education agenda

As NYC schools open, Mayor Zohran Mamdani faces major questions about falling enrollment, special education, school technology, and the shape of his broader K-12 agenda.

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A Generation Later, 9/11 Is Harder to Teach as Lived Memory Fades

Sari Beth Rosenberg was supposed to begin student teaching in New York City on Sept. 11, 2001. At 26 years old, she was scheduled to observe a U.S. history class at LaGuardia High School.  She didn’t get the chance....

Chalkbeat
Teaching & Learning
School vaccine data can expose hidden outbreak risks. But access depends on where you live.

Amanda Clear said Pennsylvania’s online school vaccination data is helping inform how she can protect her son Dylan, who has an immune disorder.

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Opinion: Why a Connecticut Career Academy Could Become a Nationwide Model

In high school, students are often pushed onto one of two paths: the college track paved with Advanced Placement and dual-credit classes or the career and technical education route built around hands-on training and...

District Admin
Teaching & Learning
Why this small Dutch town is teaching ‘Adolescence’ in school

The Netflix series is seen as a way to kindle debate about gender roles and to confront online bullying. The post Why this small Dutch town is teaching ‘Adolescence’ in school appeared first on District Administration.

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Can ‘Hard Fun’ AI-Proof Classrooms?

Chalkbeat
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Credit recovery enrollment rose 13% since 2017, raising questions about graduation rigor

Students participate in a summer credit recovery class at Philadelphia’s High School of the Future on Wednesday, July 15, 2026.

Chalkbeat
Teaching & Learning
NYC student OMNY cards expired early, leaving families confused and paying out-of-pocket

Student OMNY cards from the 2025-26 school year are supposed to work 365 days a year. But families say they stopped working Aug. 31.

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Teaching & Learning
International Literacy Day: This Is How Schools Get Reading Right

Teaching & Learning
UC Merced expands guaranteed admissions program

UC Merced is adding more school districts to its guaranteed admissions program. Over the years, UC Merced’s admissions program has grown to more than 60 school districts across the state. Last week, it expanded its...

Chalkbeat
Teaching & Learning
2-K, contract delays, pay parity: Mamdani taps new early childhood education head at critical moment

Mayor Zohran Mamdani, pictured with a Brooklyn preschool student in January, named Erica Pillips deputy chancellor for the Education Department's Division of Early Childhood Education.

District Admin
Teaching & Learning
How an L.A. charter school has all but eliminated chronic absenteeism among homeless students

Addressing basic needs by offering a host of services to all students and families is a priority that boosts attendance at Scholarship Prep South Bay. The post How an L.A. charter school has all but eliminated chronic...

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International Literacy Day: 8 Things That Top Schools for Reading Have in Common

Today is International Literacy Day. The 60th anniversary, in fact. But with the rise of social media and video streaming, some news articles are warning that the Western world is heading toward a post-literate society...

Chalkbeat
Teaching & Learning
U.S. moves up in PISA test score rankings because other countries are doing worse

U.S. students have risen in the rankings on a key international test even as student learning seems to be declining both here and globally.

EdSource
Teaching & Learning
Their children couldn’t tell them what happened. Now some California parents want cameras in classrooms

Suspected cases of teacher misconduct have prompted parents in the Central Valley to demand that cameras be placed in self-contained special education classrooms.

Teaching & Learning
California literacy training list draws criticism over quantity, quality of programs

California's State Board of Education is set to decide Wednesday whether to approve a list of 37 professional development programs for TK-5 literacy instruction amid criticism from advocates that the selection contains...

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An Ohio Hospital Is Screening Young Kids for Reading and School Readiness

At just 3 years old, Quintina Davis’ granddaughter, Juri, could name colors, numbers and shapes. Davis often heard from family and friends that Juri was smart and she should consider enrolling her granddaughter in...

Chalkbeat
Teaching & Learning
‘The kids simply cannot handle it’: Why New York students are reading fewer books

Library at Southport Elementary School in Perry Township on Fri., Nov. 17, 2023 in Southport, In.

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When Plastic Companies Write the Lesson Plans

This fall, 54 million K-12 students are headed back to the classroom for another year of lessons in all the classic subjects: math, English, history, biology. But there’s another subject that’s been sneaking into school...

Chalkbeat
Teaching & Learning
Detroit district maintains growth in literacy and math on the 2026 M-STEP

DPSCD's proficiency rates on the 2026 M-STEP suggest the changes the district have made are yielding continued improvement, researchers say.

Teaching & Learning
CTA-backed group vies to force election to unionize Clovis educators

The Association of Clovis Educators (ACE), which is backed by the California Teachers Association, last week filed an intervention petition with the state labor board in hopes of forcing an election among Clovis Unified...

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Opinion: Without Part-Time Jobs or School Clubs, Teens Miss Out on Basic Life Skills

As teenagers return to school this fall, a new report suggests that many of them are moving through adolescence without the experiences that help prepare them for adulthood, activities like a part-time job, a club, a...

Chalkbeat
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Meet five of the 2027 Colorado Teacher of the Year finalists

Colorado announced this week five of the eight finalists for the 2027 Colorado Teacher of the Year award. The state plans to announce the other three finalists next week.

EdSurge
Teaching & Learning
Are Schools Inadvertently Making Students More Stressed?

Cathy Vatterott, author of “The Teens Are Not Alright,” believes schools are treating the symptoms of student stress instead of looking at the real problem.

Chalkbeat
Teaching & Learning
What to know from Philadelphia’s review of its English language arts curriculum

A new research report from the School District of Philadelphia found that there were problems with the district's implementation of its new reading curriculum.

Chalkbeat
Teaching & Learning
7 key changes shaping NYC schools for the 2026-27 academic year

Students line up for their first day of school at P.S. 257 in 2024.

Chalkbeat
Teaching & Learning
WTTW: How this year’s Chicago Board of Education elections will work

WTTW News Explains: How This Year’s Chicago Board of Education Elections Will Work