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Since COVID-19 disrupted schools, parents often receive misleading information about how students are faring. Is that setting kids up for failure?
6 days ago
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The federal government typically withholds some of the benefits for older borrowers in default. Some Democratic lawmakers want that practice to end.
8 days ago
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The number of teacher job openings has surged, but the supply of prospective educators hasn’t changed. Stagnant wages are a big reason.
17 days ago
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President Joe Biden’s Plan B for broad student debt relief just got one step closer to reality. Here’s why.
about 1 month ago
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Most teachers, students and parents think discussing racism in school is important. They disagree about whether LGBTQ issues have a place in school.
about 1 month ago
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Education Department officials resumed negotiations over how and whether to relieve the student loan debt of struggling borrowers. Here’s a recap.
about 1 month ago
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Eight states enacted laws in 2023 restricting sex ed. More are poised to pass bills this year that would ban teaching about identity and relationships.
about 1 month ago
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Diana Haneski applied wisdom she learned from her friend, the former Sandy Hook Elementary librarian. These days, she prioritizes students’ wellness.
about 1 month ago
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Despite the test-optional trend, admissions exams such as the SAT remain high-stakes. Many educators and students are worried about its digitization.
about 2 months ago
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The Education Department has tried to forgive the student loan debt of some borrowers by adjusting the law. Advocates say the changes aren’t enough.
2 months ago
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New federal data reveals evolving safety practices at public schools, including widespread cell phone bans to deal with cyberbullying.
2 months ago