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Kids' test scores began declining way before COVID. These schools are making gains

NPR | May 13, 2026

The pandemic-era backslide in math and reading scores for students across the U.S. was not a sudden catastrophe but the continuation of a brutal, decade-long "learning recession."

AI schools are the latest entrant in postsecondary readiness reform

Micah Ward | May 12, 2026

The new model of schooling drastically streamlines instruction to prioritize hands-on, real-world workshops and projects.

Opinion

Digital wellness: How to stop the summer tech slide

Laura Tierney | May 10, 2026

Without the structure of school routines, some students drift toward patterns that can be hard to break once the school year resumes.

What leaders need right now is not reassurance, it's clarity

Dr. Dana Godek and Raul Maldonado | May 06, 2026

This moment requires leaders to hold two realities at once. The immediate need to balance next year's budget. The longer-term need to build a system that can operate within its means.

Opinion

Why we can't retreat from K12 research and development

Kimberly Smith and Sara Schapiro | May 04, 2026

The science of reading is one of the most wildly successful examples of how decades of federally funded research and development fueled major initiatives across virtually every district in the country.

Cell phone bans aren't showing the results leaders want

Micah Ward | May 03, 2026

Two-thirds of states now restrict phones, and the stakes for successful implementation are higher than ever.

Opinion

How to make student leadership measurable and meaningful

Sean Covey | May 03, 2026

Leaders can weave student ownership into the daily academic fabric of a school through goal-setting, progress monitoring and accountability.

Teachers need new tactics as more students fall below grade level

Matt Zalaznick | April 30, 2026

The growing number of students unlikely to reach end-of-year proficiency in math means instruction has become significantly more challenging.

Opinion

How to become front-line advocates for a new teacher pipeline

Greg Rockhold and Hans Andrews | April 29, 2026

America faces more than just a teacher shortage—it has a teacher credential crisis, and it's time to discuss a commonsense solution.

LAUSD adopts first major screen time restrictions

Micah Ward | April 21, 2026

The decision follows months of complaints from parents about their children's grades related to device use.

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Kids' test scores began declining way before COVID. These schools are making gains

AI schools are the latest entrant in postsecondary readiness reform

Digital wellness: How to stop the summer tech slide

What leaders need right now is not reassurance, it's clarity

Why we can't retreat from K12 research and development

Cell phone bans aren't showing the results leaders want

How to make student leadership measurable and meaningful

Teachers need new tactics as more students fall below grade level

How to become front-line advocates for a new teacher pipeline

LAUSD adopts first major screen time restrictions

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