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L.A. was the only big district to improve student scores this year. Here’s how they did it

October 28, 2022

District leaders attribute the improvements not to a radical approach, but to methodically deploying well-known strategies—offering a model for other districts to follow, particularly those that are high-poverty and serve mostly students of color like Los Angeles.

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Are your accelerated learning plans set for success? Let's evaluate

Matt Zalaznick | October 27, 2022

There are several questions you can ask to determine if accelerated learning strategies—such as tutoring and expanded learning—are equitable.

Could a different method of teaching address low education scores?

October 26, 2022

New research from New York University found that public school curriculum is falling short in providing “culturally responsive” education, a blind spot that researchers believe could be failing students across the country.

Illinois uses federal COVID money to expand high-impact tutoring. Will it help students catch up?

October 26, 2022

In order to roll out the program, hire tutors, and expand the initiative to districts, the state partnered with local universities and Pearl, a tutor management platform.

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Math and reading scores crash hard on Nation's Report Card

Matt Zalaznick | October 23, 2022

A historic decline in math scores on the Nation's Report Card delivers perhaps the starkest verdict yet on the pandemic's "profound toll" on learning.

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Is the Nation's Report Card also the nation's K-12 rude awakening?

Matt Zalaznick | October 23, 2022

Educators are hoping that the distressing plunge on the latest Nation's Report Card convinces political leaders to go beyond ESSER relief in efforts to help students regain lost ground.

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Hiring surge: How leaders are spending $20 billion to strengthen teaching

Matt Zalaznick | October 23, 2022

Districts are paying teachers to work longer hours, offering retention bonuses and pursuing other strategies that break with tradition, an analysis says.

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The flu sends home nearly half of one Virginia high school's students

Micah Ward | October 23, 2022

Nearly 1,000 students were absent from school last week with flu-like symptoms, indicating a troubling flu season ahead.

Offsetting NAEP Scores and Getting Students on Track

District Administration | October 23, 2022

Thursday, November 3 at 2 pm ET<br><br> This fall, the National Center for Education Statistics released alarming data from the NAEP long-term trend. Join our panel of education experts, practitioners, and district leaders to hear how educators are working to get ahead of the declines revealed in the data and provide students the support they need to catch up and keep moving on a positive path toward achievement.

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These are the top 9 principals in the country for 2022

Micah Ward | October 19, 2022

The U.S. Department of Education recognized these leaders for outstanding leadership, building positive school climates, increasing achievement, and finding creative ways to help accelerate students' academic recovery from the pandemic.

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L.A. was the only big district to improve student scores this year. Here’s how they did it

Are your accelerated learning plans set for success? Let's evaluate

Could a different method of teaching address low education scores?

Illinois uses federal COVID money to expand high-impact tutoring. Will it help students catch up?

Math and reading scores crash hard on Nation's Report Card

Is the Nation's Report Card also the nation's K-12 rude awakening?

Hiring surge: How leaders are spending $20 billion to strengthen teaching

The flu sends home nearly half of one Virginia high school's students

Offsetting NAEP Scores and Getting Students on Track

These are the top 9 principals in the country for 2022

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