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Oklahoma

Evicted Students Miss Class and Fall Behind. Tulsa Schools Want to Change That

Tulsa is one of several cities trying to combat the chronic absenteeism and poor grades of students facing eviction.

Linda Jacobson
Author: Linda Jacobson
investigation
investigation

How Parents in Boulder, Colorado, Rewrote the Rules on Autism Therapy in School

Families persuaded the district to adopt the nation's first neurodiversity-affirming policy. But putting it into practice has been a challenge

Beth Hawkins
Author: Beth Hawkins
math
math

Ohio鈥檚 Next Education Fight Could Be Over How Kids Learn Math

Some schools will have to use state-approved math textbooks only with no consensus on what they should or shouldn鈥檛 include.

Patrick O鈥橠onnell
Author: Patrick O鈥橠onnell
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New York City
New York City

Amid Financial Scramble, NYC’s 2-K Opens to Smiles from Toddlers and Parents

City officials said they offered all the support needed to 'generally make sure that all providers have what they need to have a smooth opening day.'

Amanda Geduld
Author: Amanda Geduld
Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence

Student Journalists: AI Is Changing Our Work 鈥� And Not For the Better

Here are 8.5 things young reporters and editors want you to know about artificial intelligence.

Greg Toppo
Author: Greg Toppo
commentary
commentary

Families Don鈥檛 Want School Choice, They Want Their Child to Read

Gaffney: The conversation about ESAs is missing the mark. This is not a school choice conversation. This is a literacy crisis conversation.

Kristen Gaffney
Author: Kristen Gaffney
9/11 anniversary
9/11 anniversary

A Generation Later, 9/11 Is Harder to Teach as Lived Memory Fades

While a recent analysis found 40 states at least suggest schools educate students about the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, standards widely vary.

Lauren Wagner
Author: Lauren Wagner
Bright Spots
Bright Spots
Bright Spots

This Superintendent Couldn’t Read as a Kid. Now He Wants to Ensure Every Kid Can

Providence Public Schools鈥� Javier Monta帽ez taps into his personal experience to help his district beat the odds when it comes to third grade literacy.

Jessika Harkay
Author: Jessika Harkay

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investigation

investigation
investigation

Private Equity Is Cashing in on Autism Therapy. Children Are Paying the Price

Analysis of Medicaid data finds applied behavior analysis 鈥� an unproven, even dangerous therapy 鈥� turns huge profits for providers at kids' expense

Beth Hawkins & Nicholas Perez

Spotlight Oklahoma

Spotlight Oklahoma
Spotlight Oklahoma
Spotlight Oklahoma

Tulsa Charter Network Begins to Bounce Back From Pandemic Decline

Elsie Urueta Pollock founded Tulsa Honor Academy more than decade ago and now works to encourage more Latinos to open charter schools.

Linda Jacobson
Author: Linda Jacobson
commentary
commentary
Spotlight Oklahoma

Three Schools, One Direction: Combining High School, College and CTE Work

Student鈥檚 View: I found an ocean of opportunity at my three schools 鈥� and a community of people who believed in me.

Caleb Phillips
Author: Caleb Phillips
Spotlight Oklahoma
Spotlight Oklahoma

Aquatic Robots, Drones and Power Tools: STEM Spans All Grades in Oklahoma School

With computer science beginning in kindergarten and a character education curriculum, Dove Schools charter network has a 100% college acceptance rate.

Lauren Wagner
Author: Lauren Wagner
Spotlight Oklahoma
Spotlight Oklahoma
Spotlight Oklahoma

How the 鈥楽outhern Surge鈥� Passed Oklahoma By

Tyner: Educational decline can happen slowly, almost invisibly, until it becomes impossible to ignore. Other states should take note.

Adam Tyner
Author: Adam Tyner
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Opinion

student's view
student's view

Lasting Human Connection Across the Globe Beat AI Every Time

Student鈥檚 View: From Hawaii to Barcelona, a global digital exchange program fosters a deep curiosity about the world and strong connections.

Eric P艒maika驶i Gee
Author: Eric P艒maika驶i Gee
commentary
commentary

Student Newspapers Impart Critical Skills. The Nation Needs More of Them

Fertig: Portrait of a Graduate wants kids to think critically, communicate clearly and engage as citizens 鈥� the same skills journalism classes can teach.

Beth Fertig, XQ INstitute
Author: Beth Fertig
commentary
commentary

Schools Need Reading Specialists. Automatic Speech Recognition Can Help聽

Garg: AI-driven technology can listen to kids read, identify weaknesses, give feedback and make recommendations to teachers and parents.

Kumar Garg
student's view
student's view

Schools Should Help Students Navigate AI, Not Ban It

Students鈥� View: Our generation is the first to grow up with artificial intelligence as part of everyday life. We need help navigating it.

Akankshya Swain & Lira Roome
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zero2eight
zero2eight

Trump Administration鈥檚 English-Only Head Start Edict is Bad for Young Learners

About a third of Head Start鈥檚 800,000 kids are dual language learners. Banning bilingual instruction would hurt their ability to master English.

Shantel Meek & Conor P. Williams
childcare
childcare

Too Often, Childcare Regulations are a Matter of Interpretation

The gap between what regulations say and how they're implemented is where childcare reform often falls short.

Elliot Haspel
Author: Elliot Haspel
Head Start
Head Start

Proposed Head Start Changes Could Cut Jobs, Raise Family Costs, Analysis Shows

The Trump administration says reducing Head Start standards will save money. Critics say it could lead to 40K job cuts and decreased quality of care.

Emily Tate Sullivan
Author: Emily Tate Sullivan
New York City
New York City

Amid Financial Scramble, NYC’s 2-K Opens to Smiles from Toddlers and Parents

City officials said they offered all the support needed to 'generally make sure that all providers have what they need to have a smooth opening day.'

Amanda Geduld
Author: Amanda Geduld
California
California

What More Homelessness Means for Early Learning in California

More than 5% of the state鈥檚 children ages 0 to 3 are estimated to have experienced homelessness in 2023-24.

Betty M谩rquez Rosales, EdSource
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Bright Spots

Bright Spots
Bright Spots

Is Your School Beating the Odds in Reading?

Using new national data from over 40,000 schools, this interactive map identifies the schools beating the odds in teaching kids to read.

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Missouri

Missouri Charter School Commission Returns $685,000 in Surplus Funds to Sponsored Schools

Annelise Hanshaw, Missouri Independent
zero2eight

An Ohio Hospital Is Screening Young Kids for Reading and School Readiness

Jessika Harkay
Author: Jessika Harkay
Historic Black schools

To Save SC鈥檚 Historic Black Schools, Nonprofit Launches Statewide Coalition

Skylar Laird
classroom

When Plastic Companies Write the Lesson Plans

Joseph Winters, Grist
delaware

Delaware District to Replace Police Officers With Constables in Middle Schools

Julia Merola, Spotlight Delaware
online education

Virtual School Enrollment Has Doubled in Recent Years, Following Pandemic-Era Surge

Matt Barnum, Chalkbeat
Texas

Texas Should Establish Three-Year Bachelor鈥檚 Degree Options, Gov. Greg Abbott Says

Megan Menchaca, The Texas Tribune
commentary

Without Part-Time Jobs or School Clubs, Teens Miss Out on Basic Life Skills

Bruno V. Manno
Author: Bruno V. Manno
parents

How to Help Your Kids Make Friends at a New School

Cheyanne Mumphrey, The Associated Press
commentary

In Tennessee, My Immigrant Students and Families Give More Than They Take

Ingrid Seymour-P茅rez
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