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'Education malpractice,' social studies teacher speaks out about current debate over state textbooks

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | August 31, 2022

The latest battle in the long running debate about what students will learn in social studies classes in Texas will continue.

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Teachers want to teach—not be "dehumanized" and "smeared"

Micah Ward | August 31, 2022

Several states have implemented overreaching education policies this year, and it's dehumanizing, according to AFT President Randi Weingarten.

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How far have math and reading scores dropped? It's staggering

Matt Zalaznick | August 31, 2022

The first Nation's Report Card of the pandemic shows math and reading declines that are historic and, in some cases, unprecedented.

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Nearly 700 superintendents plead for ARP spending deadline to be extended

Micah Ward | August 31, 2022

District leaders across the country say they are in "desperate need" for expedited guidance to ensure ARP funds are effectively spent.

Former COVID data whistleblower, now congressional candidate with bold K-12 plan

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | August 31, 2022

COVID data whistleblower Rebekah Jones is running for Congress against GOP Rep. Matt Gaetz.

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How a K-12-centered design firm is quite literally building safer schools

Micah Ward | August 31, 2022

As schools are considering implementing physical security measures, one design firm is creating school safety from the ground up.

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How big job search sites aim to help Biden tackle teacher vacancies

Matt Zalaznick | August 30, 2022

Job search giants ZipRecruiter and Indeed are creating K-12 job portals, offering free listings and hosting virtual job fairs as other organizations work to bolster apprenticeships.

New Jersey allots $6.5M for school blueprints for responders

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | August 30, 2022

New Jersey is using $6.5 million of federal aid to help collect and digitize school blueprints for first responders, Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy said Tuesday.

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School cellphone rules: Why they're such a difficult call for districts

Matt Zalaznick | August 30, 2022

Is it possible to let students carry their cellphones and also prevent distractions and disruptions? Not everyone agrees.

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Teachers in Ohio earned themselves a 4% pay increase after a successful strike

Micah Ward | August 29, 2022

The Columbus Education Association successfully earned its teachers a competitive pay raise, as well as school building improvements.

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'Education malpractice,' social studies teacher speaks out about current debate over state textbooks

Teachers want to teach—not be "dehumanized" and "smeared"

How far have math and reading scores dropped? It's staggering

Nearly 700 superintendents plead for ARP spending deadline to be extended

Former COVID data whistleblower, now congressional candidate with bold K-12 plan

How a K-12-centered design firm is quite literally building safer schools

How big job search sites aim to help Biden tackle teacher vacancies

New Jersey allots $6.5M for school blueprints for responders

School cellphone rules: Why they're such a difficult call for districts

Teachers in Ohio earned themselves a 4% pay increase after a successful strike

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