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Citing a rise in illness-related absences of students and teachers, school districts in Texas and Kentucky have canceled in-person classes this week.

Citing a rise in illness-related absences of students and teachers, school districts in Texas and Kentucky have canceled in-person classes this week.

Citing a rise in illness-related absences of students and teachers, school districts in Texas and Kentucky have canceled in-person classes this week.

As the school year resumes, educators face huge challenges from “learning loss” among students arising from the ongoing trauma of the pandemic and years of chronic underfunding of public education.

An interview with Mary Pat Donoghue, executive director of the USCCB’s Secretariat of Catholic Education

Educators from across the state are urging the Illinois State Board of Education to hold educator preparation programs accountable for providing high-quality literacy training to future teachers so they are better prepared to teach students how to read in the early grades.

The Pennsylvania Award for Student Success program and Gov. Josh Shapiro’s repeated public support for it continues to receive much-deserved media attention. The situation in our low-achieving schools...

The Pennsylvania Award for Student Success (PASS) program and Gov. Shapiro’s repeated public support for it continues to receive much-deserved media attention. The situation in our low-achieving schools is at

The school board and administration shared a common goal to keep kids

We need a didacticism based on common sense, on remembering what has always worked, not obsessively inventing anew.