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Early educators do not have to choose between strong relationships and academic rigor. They can have both in their classrooms.
Tennessee’s Legislature is hammering out a school voucher plan.
New York University trains all teachers to use special education and dual language learner strategies.
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A new policy brief shares how City Connects provides integrated student support — and how this work can guide policymaking.
Pre-K spending grows but quality lags, according to the State of Preschool Yearbook released by NIEER, the National Institute for Early Education Research.
Two New York City school districts have launched middle school integration plans that may be making a positive difference.
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New principals can boost student achievement.
Therapy dogs go to school.
Boston Mayor Martin Walsh pledges to invest $15 million in pre-K programs.
School teachers talk about how they are meeting the needs of migrant children.
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Harvard’s Education Redesign Lab cites City Connects as a student support model that more districts could use.
A report finds that state funding for higher-poverty districts is largely inadequate.
A South Bend, Ind., school pilots a weekend meals program.
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State standards often don’t define culturally responsive teaching.
Ohio’s governor calls for $550 million to support wraparound services for students.
Instead of in-school suspensions, a Texas school uses restorative justice.
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Emotional well-being improves student outcomes.
California’s whole-child, whole-family, whole-community approach.
Using home visits to engage at-risk parents.
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How poorly controlled asthma affects students.
The impact of funding cuts at the U.S. Department of Education.
Detroit wants to increase students’ access to laptops.
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New approaches to social-emotional learning.
New Mexico wants to shake up its plans for ESSA (the Every Student Succeeds Act).
Research finds increases in the number of homeless students.
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