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workforce

Despite Rise of AI, More Skilled Trades Training Needed, Industry Leaders Say

Millions more plumbers, electricians and mechanics needed, say CEOs of Ford and other companies, with AI as another tool for the job.

Patrick O鈥橠onnell
Author: Patrick O鈥橠onnell
childcare
childcare

After Years of Small Fixes, Big Ideas for Childcare Are Emerging

Project 2029鈥檚 childcare proposal would give families a choice between a free public childcare slot and a monthly stipend for other care arrangements.

Emily Tate Sullivan
Author: Emily Tate Sullivan
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社区黑料 Interview
社区黑料 Interview

Taking School Climate and Student Belonging One Step Further With 鈥楳attering鈥�

Georgetown professor Anna Johnson on correlation between students鈥� sense of value with their mental health and academic outcomes.

Jessika Harkay
Author: Jessika Harkay
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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
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Parents Should Not Feel Guilty About Choosing a Good School

Aldeman: Nikole Hannah-Jones鈥� new essay about her daughter's school offers lessons about education, standards and parent choice.

Chad Aldeman
Author: Chad Aldeman
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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
Oklahoma
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
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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Decades of Harm
Decades of Harm
Decades of Harm

New York Schools Named in Nearly 2,000 Child Sex Abuse Claims

74 Investigation: A law that opened a window for survivors to seek justice for past abuse also exposed how deeply schools enabled alleged predators.

Amanda Geduld
Author: Amanda Geduld

Spotlight Missouri

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Spotlight Missouri
Spotlight Missouri

Missouri鈥檚 EDGE Microschool 鈥楤reaks Education as We Know It,鈥� but Also Fixes It

In Liberty, Mo., EDGE students pick U.N. goals to study, build their own weekly schedules, and keep the same teachers for four years.

Greg Toppo
Author: Greg Toppo
Spotlight Missouri
Spotlight Missouri
Spotlight Missouri

Missouri Relying on Uncertified 鈥斅爋r Undercertified 鈥斅燛ducators to Fill Openings

An increasing number are also certified through alternative programs. 鈥楾here鈥檚 more than one pathway to becoming a great educator,鈥� one leader said.

Amanda Geduld
Author: Amanda Geduld
Spotlight Missouri
Spotlight Missouri

How I Started My Path to a Career in Healthcare While Still in High School

Student鈥檚 View: From observing surgery to developing technical skills, a Health Careers track prepares me for both college and the workforce.

Lavender Dean
Author: Lavender Dean
Spotlight Missouri
Spotlight Missouri
Spotlight Missouri

Missouri’s A-F School Grades Are About Empowering Families, Not Shaming Schools

Hill-Woodard: Kansas City families deserve accessible information about whether schools are delivering academically for their children.

Cokethea Hill-Woodard
Author: Cokethea Hill-Woodard
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What a Mom of Six Wants Schools to Understand About Attendance

Parent鈥檚 view: School leaders need to realize what makes showing up for school on time difficult and work with families to overcome those barriers.

Meghan Cooper
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commentary

Now That Federal Tax Credit Rules Are Out, What States & Philanthropy Should Do

Berkley, Cullen & Rees: Build implementation, research and parent-support infrastructure so Federal Scholarship Tax Credit delivers on its promise.

Robin Berkley, Will Cullen & Nina Rees
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America Is Ready for Family Math. Let鈥檚 Make It the Next Parenting Habit

Kreider and Torgerson: Just as pediatricians advise parents to read to their children, they should encourage simple math activities.

Holly Kreider & Michelle Torgerson
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commentary

鈥榃e’re Not Who You Think We Are鈥�: Homeschooling Goes Purple

Olguin: As Washington rolls out the rules for the new tax credit scholarships, the loudest picture of homeschool families is still a caricature.

Cassie Olguin
Author: Cassie Olguin
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childcare
childcare

After Years of Small Fixes, Big Ideas for Childcare Are Emerging

Project 2029鈥檚 childcare proposal would give families a choice between a free public childcare slot and a monthly stipend for other care arrangements.

Emily Tate Sullivan
Author: Emily Tate Sullivan
zero2eight
zero2eight

Suspending and Expelling Head Start Students Could Get Much Easier Under Trump

A proposed federal rule change would remove protections, leaving it up to states to decide whether 700K preschoolers can be excluded from care.

Amanda Geduld
Author: Amanda Geduld
childcare workers
childcare workers

Childcare Workers in NC Struggle to Afford Care for Their Own Kids

From free care in Durham to a Watauga County pilot, providers are experimenting with ways to support workers who care for other families鈥� children.

Trevon Spencer, NC Newsline
universal childcare
universal childcare

Nearly a Year In, Universal Childcare Is Reshaping Work for Moms in New Mexico

A new study highlights some early impacts of universal childcare on labor supply for mothers in New Mexico.

Bryce Covert
Author: Bryce Covert
zero2eight
zero2eight

This Head Start Center Teaches in 2 Languages. A Trump Rule Would Leave Only 1

The administration鈥檚 proposed English-only instruction mandate for Head Start is 鈥榓 mistake. It鈥檚 really going back 30 years,鈥� one expert said.

Gisela Salomon
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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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Teachers Value What They See and Hear Over Tests When Judging Student Success

Amanda Geduld
Author: Amanda Geduld
Declaration at 250

At 250, the Declaration of Independence Still Sparks Hard Questions in Class

Greg Toppo
Author: Greg Toppo
Missouri

Missouri Childcare Centers to Weigh Their Options Amid State Funding Uncertainty

Emma Jones, Missouri Business Alert
Oklahoma

Oklahoma School Districts Bracing to Pay Out of Pocket for Teacher Raises

Nuria Martinez-Keel, Oklahoma Voice
Florida

Florida Average Teacher Pay Remains at Bottom of National Data, Union Says

Jay Waagmeester, Iowa Capital Dispatch
commentary

At Schools Citywide, NYC Students Are Transforming Playgrounds 鈥� and Themselves

Tamar Renaud
Author: Tamar Renaud
Texas

Rise of Child Care Deserts in Texas Fuels Worry

Jess Huff
California

One School, Nine Students. CA Pays Over $100,000 Per Kid to Keep Small Schools Open

Carolyn Jones
commentary

New Grants Would Dump Education Money on States With No Way to Measure Success

Jason Godfrey
Author: Jason Godfrey
national library week

America’s Libraries Still Offer Hope Amid Book Bans and Culture Wars

Nadra Nittle, The 19th
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