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Matt Barnum

Matt Barnum

K-12 Education Reporter at The Wall Street Journal

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    Covering topics
    • Education
    • Elementary Education
    • Primary and Pre-K Education
    • Secondary Education

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    Recent Articles

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    American Students’ Math Skills Slide Down World Rankings

    Global test scores show U.S. students are still struggling after the pandemic.
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    Trump’s School-Choice Agenda Hits Pushback From Red-State Voters

    Defeat of state ballot measures suggests a divide between Republican lawmakers and voters.
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    When Teachers Don’t Want to Use Trans Students’ Pronouns

    Conservative teachers fuel a backlash against preferred pronouns in schools.
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    Teachers Are Burning Out on the Job

    Student behavior problems, cellphones in class, anemic pay and AI-powered cheating are taking their toll on America’s teachers. Many are demoralized or leaving the profession.
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    Veepstakes Puts Spotlight on Josh Shapiro’s Support for Private-Sch...

    The Pennsylvania governor bucked party orthodoxy—and teachers’ unions—to endorse a plan that would have provided public money to parents for private educational costs.
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    Title IX: Federal LGBTQ Rule for Schools Under Siege - WSJ

    2 days ago ... Three courts have halted effort to ban discrimination against gay and transgender students, creating uncertainty across the country.
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    Here’s What $200 Billion in Covid Money Did for Students

    Jun 26, 2024 ... Federal Covid aid for schools improved test scores, but impact was modest and many students remain behind, new research finds.
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    Test Scores Down, GPAs Up: The New Angst Over Grade Inflation

    Teachers say they have to balance “giving grace” to struggling students with maintaining high expectations.
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    Teachers Are Quitting. Some States Want to Pay More to Keep Them.

    Nationally, average teacher pay has barely budged since 1990. New legislation seeks to increase minimum salaries.
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    Why Teachers Are Still Leaving the Profession

    Turnover is down from its peak in 2022, but remains higher than normal, new data show.
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    When Covid Hit, They Were in Diapers. So Why Are Kindergarteners St...

    Add young children to the list of students who need help catching up after the pandemic, according to recent test scores