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Four teachers gathered around a laptop talking to each other.

Top Researchers Offer New Tool for Educational Recovery Efforts: Education Recovery Scorecard

On October 28, researchers from Harvard and Stanford universities jointly released the first nationally-comparable view of district-level learning loss during the pandemic.

Hocus Pocus in the Public Schools: The Witch Trials Come to Texas Education

Some North Texas suburbs have been seized by a modern ‘Witch Panic’

Three school-aged children with their arms around each other.

4 Action Steps to Creating Bully-Free Schools

Bullying is an epidemic in schools.

Let’s Not Go NAEPShit. Here’s What You Need to Know.

You will likely hear plenty about the COVID-19 pandemic’s impacts on how America’s students performed on the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP).

The Ghost of Betsy DeVos Still Hangs over Title IX. Here’s How the Feds Can Do Better To Protect Students From Sexual Harassment and Assault.

According to the U.S. Department of Education, Title IX has been “eroded by controversial regulations implemented during the previous Administration,” under Secretary Betsy DeVos.