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July 7, 2024
calling conservative voters and extremist threat to our democracy and ending this today. >> we understand we hit a nerve. we get that, we understand we are trying to hide and we understand that ultra maga officeholders want to play games and dodge accountability for their extreme proposals and actions. but they are telling on themselves. we are talking about an agenda thats not popular, talking about agendas thats incredibly extreme, talking about an agenda thats not in line for them a...
March 3, 2022
Last week, the Collaborative for Student Success released K-12 recovery briefs detailing state visions and strategies for spending federal COVID-19 relief aid in North Dakota, Kentucky, Arizona, and Tennessee. The deep dives feature insight and input directly from state education agencies and superintendents around how the state has incentivized and encouraged districts and schools to […]
December 24, 2021
Buildings. if we understand that and thoughtful principals and superintendents get that and creating those support systems to help keep our teachers sustained through of the difficult times, its absolutely possible. i can tell you anecdotally many schools are taking this extraordinarily seriously. i talked to superintendents. >> madeline, part of that, i mentioned, you know, student learning loss. concerns that have teachers have. tell me about what you found about sort of what is on the top of ...
July 29, 2021
Had zero studies that were funded to look at mass in schools. yet with put restrictions on 50 million kids now for a year and a half. >> dana: the cost of schools shutdowns, a mckinsey study showing that severe student learning loss and then goes on to say that the mckinsey study doesnt say it but teachers unions were the main architects of this calamity by first refusing to return to the classroom and then insisting on watered-down schedules. two things. school starts in the south next week. sh...