Tracking Tuesday’s Education-Related Races and Issues

We here at Ed Post have been tracking education issues on the ballot, what happened, and how they will impact schools in the years to come. 

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How Schools Can Partner to Support Students’ Mental Health

It takes a team approach to support the health of the whole child.

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The Wakanda Effect: Rethinking the New AP African American Studies Course

We now have an opportunity to create a real sense of social validation and connection that can increase our students’ sense of belonging.

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Our Failing Democracy Reflects Our Ability to Deliver on Opportunity

Like essentially every public institution in the United States, American education’s history has roots stretching back through sedimentary layers of injustice.

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Hey Shawnta! How Do I Build a Relationship With My Child’s Teacher When We Only Connect Through Remind?

Hey Shawnta! My Son’s Teacher Keeps Kicking Him Out of Class. He Is Already Behind and Can’t Learn in the Hall. What Can I Do?

Find out what’s triggering your son’s misbehavior, then work with his teacher to give him the support he needs.

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I’m Tired of School Leaders Condoning Bullies

Our education system, at all levels, has given generations of marginalized students the chance to study nothing but survival. When will students get a chance to learn something else?

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A Call-in from a Native Educator Helped Me Change My Settler Colonial Behavior

Calling In Versus Calling Out

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Reading Instruction Is Not a Religion

We will have to be ready to let go of practices that seemed promising at one point, but with more research, appear to be less effective than others.

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There’s a Reading Miracle Happening Down in Mississippi

After a decade of rising test scores and multiple challenges, Mississippi’s reading overhaul looks to bounce back even better.

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