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3 ways school leaders and edtech partners can close learning gaps together

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | September 27, 2022

To meet each student right where they are, administrators can look to districts that used dynamic personalized learning to prevent learning loss and support teachers.

Briefing

Will schools ever provide universal free meals? Now, help is on the way

Matt Zalaznick | September 27, 2022

Serving healthy and free meals to all students is a key pillar of the Biden Administration's wide-ranging effort to wipe out child hunger.

Briefing

Student's 'death notebook' was kept hidden for a year—in the principal's desk

Micah Ward | September 27, 2022

The notebook, inspired by a television show, contained the names of 37 classmates he allegedly wanted to kill.

Opinion

We must deploy technology now to help schools close gaps in social care

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | September 27, 2022

Nurses, counselors and social workers face far more student needs than they can possibly fulfill as other tasks are pulling them away from their primary job duties.

Virginia Gov. Youngkin reversed schools' transgender protections. Students plan to walk out.

September 27, 2022

Students at nearly 100 Virginia middle and high schools on Tuesday planned to walk out in protest of the state's reversal of transgender protections.

Texas approves social studies tweaks to comply with anti-critical race theory law

September 27, 2022

The State Board of Education punted a revamp of history standards until 2025.

Fueled by pandemic, homeschool 'hybrids' gain traction with middle-class parents

September 27, 2022

The programs, which mix in-person classes with learning at home, are finding an audience, particularly among religious families.

COVID cases not dramatically rising with schools back in session, but experts say testing is down

September 27, 2022

According to CDC data, weekly cases per 100,000 are higher in every adult age group compared to children.

Ohio lawmaker introduces bill that makes ‘swatting’ a felony

September 27, 2022

Eight Ohio schools were 'swatted' Friday, including Princeton High School, where a caller told 911 an active shooter was inside the school.

After a stressful few years, school districts prepare to support students with fragile mental health

September 27, 2022

Buffeted by the pandemic and social media, the mental health of children and teens appears increasingly fragile, according to one national survey.

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3 ways school leaders and edtech partners can close learning gaps together

Will schools ever provide universal free meals? Now, help is on the way

Student's 'death notebook' was kept hidden for a year—in the principal's desk

We must deploy technology now to help schools close gaps in social care

Virginia Gov. Youngkin reversed schools' transgender protections. Students plan to walk out.

Texas approves social studies tweaks to comply with anti-critical race theory law

Fueled by pandemic, homeschool 'hybrids' gain traction with middle-class parents

COVID cases not dramatically rising with schools back in session, but experts say testing is down

Ohio lawmaker introduces bill that makes ‘swatting’ a felony

After a stressful few years, school districts prepare to support students with fragile mental health

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