Literacy/ELL

15 best high schools in the country: Rankings spotlight progress of underserved students

An elite K-12 education is not limited by geography: The 15 best high schools, as ranked by U.S. News, represent 14 states. 

DA surveys: 6 things school leaders say about the top instructional challenges

Beyond recovering from the disruptions of the last two years, K-12 leaders are still grappling with a host of teaching challenges they faced prior to the pandemic. 

4 principals to watch: Making strides in ed-tech, teacher leadership and climate

Principals have been at the forefront of rallying students, staff members, and their wider school communities throughout the upheavals of the COVID pandemic.

K-12 culture wars: Republican-led states continue battle against critical race theory

As the Florida measure critics call the "Don't Say Gay" bill awaits final approval, a new curriculum transparency law requires schools to list library books and reading materials.

Top 10 states where the most in-person learning occurred during COVID

"School closures may ultimately prove to be the most costly policy decision of the pandemic era." That's the somber conclusion made by researchers taking a fresh look at the economic and other impacts of COVID. 

Three school years into COVID, are students gaining ground or still sliding?

Though many schools have held in-person instruction during most of 2021-22, one set of widely used assessments shows student performance in year two of the pandemic is lower than during the first year.

Let’s make COVID the catalyst for closing long-standing achievement gaps

Here are three key requirements for success

3 actions K-12 leaders should push for to better fund English learners

Diversity doesn't simply mean supporting English learners—it also means recognizing the heterogeneity of English learners themselves. 

How districts can make summer school more like summer camp

Here's one idea for K-12 educators now designing their summer school programs: You can teach literacy through fishing.

This one factor is blamed for more learning loss than remote instruction

Remote learning was not the biggest reason some students fell so far behind in reading and math during the pandemic, new research revealed this week.

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