Week In Review: Fallout from the Education Department’s breakup
We’re rounding up last week’s news, from 8th grade algebra to the latest legal pushes on religion in schools. The U.S. Department of Education announced ...
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Parents Should Continue to File Disability Rights Complaints, Say Special Ed. Advocates
Parents of students with disabilities have long seen federal civil rights complaints as their last, best hope of ensuring schools meet their legal obligations to ...
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Where this superintendent developed a love of people and purpose
Bill Runey says his journey to the superintendency began with a “love of people and a love of purpose” instilled in him by his parents, ...
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3-2-1: How to gain a competitive edge, cultivating small productive habits, and a call to self-acceptance
I. "One way to instantly gain a competitive edge is to work on things that genuinely interest you. The person who is having fun has ...
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Just Right Reader is Giving 5 Million Decodables to Keep Kids Reading Over Winter Break!
Leading Science of Reading districts are now eligible to try Take-Everywhere Literacy Packs! Apply for Just Right Reader Science of Reading Take-Everywhere Literacy Packs personalized for ...
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Lessons from a Failed Texas Tutoring Program
By the fall of 2021, predictions of steep declines in students’ learning due to pandemic school closures had come true. Gaps between the highest and lowest learners were widening. ...
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