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Student engagement and hope linked to better academic outcomes.
California sheds the “at-risk” student label and speaks instead about “at-promise” students.
A public library program helps informal caregivers engage young children.
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These are some of the things we’ve been reading about:
The impact of poverty on teen refugees’ brains.
Rhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo is taking over Providence’s public schools.
A school district in Appalachia takes on social/emotional education.
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These are some of the things we’ve been reading about:
Culturally supportive programs for African-American boys boost their graduation rates.
Afterschool nutrition program grows but needs more funding to reach more students.
Best practices for district-wide implementation of social/emotional learning.
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These are some of the things we’ve been reading about:
Kindergarten readiness can predict future school performance.
California delays school start times so students can get more sleep.
How to improve Individualized Education Program meetings.
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These are some of the things we’ve been reading about:
Pediatricians can help students who struggle in school.
School districts in Colorado have a four-day school week.
Adding more qualified teachers to after school programs.
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These are some of the things we’ve been reading about:
Three or more hours of social media use can hurt adolescents’ mental health.
A California law calls for more screenings to identify developmental delays in young children.
In Detroit, children wear “talk pedometers” that count the words they hear and speak.
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These are some of the things we’ve been reading about:
A new study finds that poverty drives achievement gaps.
California could require all schools to offer full-day kindergarten.
Students who lack Internet access at home are at an educational disadvantage.
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These are some of the things we’ve been reading about:
Children in “stricter” middle schools are less likely to go to college — and more likely to get arrested.
Federal spending on children falls.
Schools’ student-to-counselor ratios are dangerously high.
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