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• English learners have made progress in reading and math, a study shows.
• Ohio officials consider eliminating letter grades on report cards.
• Using storytelling and literature to help students deal with their emotions.
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Is there a 30-million-word gap between richer and poorer kids — or not?
The Federal School Safety Commission hears public feedback on school violence.
More high schools have low graduation rates, even though the overall high school graduation rate is up.
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School counselors are helping kids succeed — and facing cuts.
Teens are cyberbullying themselves: expressing self-hatred and depression.
Some states are lowering the goals for English Language Learners.
Fighting toxic stress in children.
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How being read to affects children’s brains.
The socioeconomic differences that impact summer learning loss.
Group therapy helps fifth graders build resilience.
Schools in Indiana work to reduce suspensions and expulsions.
High school graduation rates by state.
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Teachers want help finding evidence-based practices for addressing students’ behavioral challenges.
Young children’s self-control is influenced by their knowledge of how their peers are acting.
States need more data on preschool-age Dual Language Learners.
As the population of students grows, the number of school librarians is falling.
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Research suggests attendance can be improved by sending parents letters about the number of school days their children have missed.
Free school breakfast and lunch programs can improve students’ health, a study shows.
New York City adds 50 bilingual programs to help English Language Learners.
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These are some of the things we’ve been reading about:
Teacher stress may be hurting student performance.
Colorado considers creating a law that would provide transportation to school for foster kids.
Detroit teachers use home visits to help improve school culture.
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Less supportive communities can harm children’s mental health.
To meet ESSA requirements, schools have to calculate per-pupil spending.
Strong bilingual pre-K programs work, but more are needed.
Maryland leaders may limit how long students can use digital devices while they are in school.
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