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“One-nine-nine?” “Nine-one-one?” “One-one-nine?” It took a couple of tries, but after a few attempts for the kindergartners to recite the number to call when an emergency happens, they were all in agreement. “Nine-one-one,” the Silver Hills Elementary students said in unison.

From Chalkbeat Detroit comes this personal story by Hannah Dellinger describing her traumas as a child and her commitment, as a journalist, to protecting

By Hannah Dellinger, Matt Barnum and Collin Binkley | Chalkbeat | The Associated Press - After-school tutoring, summer school, and other programs funded by federal pandemic relief money are being cut in some districts to help students catch up academically, despite the money only being available until 2024.

The loss of federal money for schools, known as ESSER, means schools face a looming ‘fiscal cliff,’ and may have to cut recovery programs.

Here’s a look at how AP’s general news coverage is shaping up for select stories. For up-to-the minute information on AP’s complete coverage of North Carolina…

Chalkbeat Detroit wants to hear from readers about what issues are most important as the 2023-24 school year begins.

On Tuesday's show: Are some predominantly Black schools in HISD suspending more students than they need to? We learn more about a Houston Chronicle investigation. And we find out what a hurricane is like from the inside from NOAA's Hurricane Hunters.

State takeovers of school districts are mostly ineffective, experts say, as more funding is often what helps schools most.

A Houston Chronicle analysis has found that most reviews of books have been done in response to a letter that Republican state Rep. Matt Krause sent to school districts.

The cumulative total already this school year is 20,256 students. School has been in session for less than three weeks in most area districts. Read more statistics about the number of staff testing positive here.<br/><br/>