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Maryland schools report surge in failure rates for second quarter (subscription)

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | March 22, 2021

The data offered a year-to-year look at failing course grades in math, English, science and social studies for the second quarter. In each category, roughly two-thirds of school systems saw failure rates double, triple or increase even more for middle and high school students.

Colorado district making significant literacy gains using <em>LETRS</em> professional development

Voyager Sopris | March 19, 2021

"LETRS is the best training I have received in my career." In an effort to improve literacy instruction at the K-2 grade levels, administrators in the Littleton Public Schools in Colorado implemented a new Structured Literacy curriculum in the 2017-2018 school year. Helping teachers develop a deeper understanding of this new systematic approach was essential […]

After years of debate, California approves K-12 ethnic studies curriculum

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | March 18, 2021

After an eight-hour public meeting, board members voted unanimously, 11-0, to approve the curriculum it hopes will become a model for other states to follow.

US schools prepare summer of learning to help kids catch up

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | March 18, 2021

Schools and camps across the county are making plans to help kids catch up academically this summer after a year or more of remote learning for many of them.

Briefing

Atlanta shootings: Anti-Asian violence rising in schools, too

Matt Zalaznick | March 17, 2021

In the wake of the shooting deaths of eight people in Atlanta-area spas, advocates are also raising alarm about anti-Asian violence in schools and colleges.

Opinion

The education ecosystem crisis

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | March 17, 2021

A call for a collaborative approach to advancing an educational system in crisis from the leaders of two key educator groups.

Briefing

How one district expands the concept of summer learning

Matt Zalaznick | March 15, 2021

There is no concept of failure during summer instruction at Kalamazoo Public Schools; in fact, educators there don't even call it 'summer school.'

Is 3 feet enough social distancing to reopen schools?

Matt Zalaznick | March 11, 2021

Six feet of social distancing has prevented some schools from reopening where classrooms aren't large enough to accomodate the widely accepted safety measure.

Briefing

Experts call for 'sense of urgency' in reopening schools

Matt Zalaznick | March 10, 2021

Analysis of 130 studies of COVID and schools aims to reassure administrators that classrooms can reopen without triggering a surge in infections.

Briefing

Here are 5 words school staff used to describe fall 2020

Matt Zalaznick | March 09, 2021

A survey reveals more symptoms of anxiety and depression among teachers who taught both online and in-person, compared to educators who only taught one or the other.

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Maryland schools report surge in failure rates for second quarter (subscription)

Colorado district making significant literacy gains using <em>LETRS</em> professional development

After years of debate, California approves K-12 ethnic studies curriculum

US schools prepare summer of learning to help kids catch up

Atlanta shootings: Anti-Asian violence rising in schools, too

The education ecosystem crisis

How one district expands the concept of summer learning

Is 3 feet enough social distancing to reopen schools?

Experts call for 'sense of urgency' in reopening schools

Here are 5 words school staff used to describe fall 2020

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