In L.A., Teachers and Parents Raise Money for Striking Service Workers
Many service workers cannot afford to miss work during the three-day strike. Teachers and parents are stepping in to help.
How One High School Became a Model for Intergenerational Learning
School and community leaders say “there’s no down side.”
A New Federal Plan Could Make Free School Meals a Reality for More Students
The plan will mostly benefit districts in states where lawmakers have enacted universal free school meal policies.
This Teacher Shares Trauma-Informed Strategies on TikTok. Here Are Her Top Insights
Trauma-informed care starts with meeting kids' basic needs for connection, food, and motivation.
Why Teachers Need to Be Honest With Students (Opinion)
If you want to develop strong relationships, one trait is key, explains a psychologist.
Most States Screen All Kids for Dyslexia. Why Not California?
The state teachers' union has historically been among those opposing a bill to screen students for signs of the disorder.
How to Make the Science of Reading Work for Teachers (Opinion)
One state took a different path with good initial results, writes a state chief academic officer.
This Free Escape Room Plan will Turn Your Students Into Cyber Detectives
Bring the energy and excitement of an escape room to your classroom!
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San Francisco Insisted on Algebra in 9th Grade. Did It Improve Equity?
The policy change improved access to some courses. But racial inequities at the most advanced levels of math remain largely unchanged.
Schools Have Been Hit Hard by the Opioid Epidemic. How One Program Is Trying to Help
Educators and health experts discussed how partnerships between school districts and public health organizations could protect students.