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immigration
immigration

ICE Raids Caused Enrollment to Drop. Now Districts Are Paying the Price

As leaders ask lawmakers to help fill budget gaps, conservatives escalate the debate over serving undocumented students.

Linda Jacobson
Author: Linda Jacobson
Alaska
Alaska

Alaska Districts Close 12 Schools This Year, Amid Severe Budget Cuts

District officials say declining enrollment and state funding has not kept pace with skyrocketing costs, leading to millions in budget shortfalls.

Corinne Smith
teachers union
teachers union

Incumbent VP, Top State Union Leaders Among Candidates for NEA President

The successor to Becky Pringle, president of the National Education Association, will be decided at the union's representative assembly July 3-7.

Lauren Wagner
Author: Lauren Wagner
New York
New York

NYC Delays School AI Guidance After Backlash

NYC delays school AI rules after criticism of draft guidance.

Alex Zimmerman, Chalkbeat New York
Virginia
Virginia

A Big Gamble on Revamping Petersburg鈥檚 Schools Fuels Hope in Virginia City

For years, the district was among the state鈥檚 worst. A $447 million investment has sparked a sense of being 鈥渙n the move, slowly but surely.鈥�

Nirvi Shah
mississippi

Few Schools Using Mississippi鈥檚 Telehealth Program, but Admin Hopes to Ramp Up

Julia James
Maryland

Latest Maryland Test Results Show Wide Achievement Disparities

William J. Ford
Extra Credit

How Prince Helped This School Founder Get His Start in Hip Hop

Jim Fields
michigan

Mel Tucker Fired as Michigan State University鈥檚 Head Football Coach

Anna Liz Nichols
Louisiana

Louisiana Ed Dept. Failed to Investigate 40% of Disability Complaints, Audit Finds

Wesley Muller
Indiana

Unused COVID Relief: Indiana Schools Haven鈥檛 Spent $1 Billion in Approved Funds

Casey Smith
STEM Superstars

WATCH: California Teen鈥檚 App Is Inspiring Girls & Young Women to Go Into STEM

Jim Fields
Kansas

Kansas Faces Shortfall of 34,000 College-Educated Workers Through 2030

Tim Carpenter
food programs

Food Benefits for Low-Income Families at Risk in a Government Shutdown

Ariana Figueroa
Los Angeles

Los Angeles Board Votes to Restrict Charters鈥� Access to Some District Schools

Linda Jacobson
Oregon

Oregon Students Show Little Improvement on State Tests Over Last 4 Years

Alex Baumhardt
tutoring

Tutoring鈥檚 New Game: Better Academic Results Yield Bigger Payoffs for Providers

Linda Jacobson
Texas

Houston ISD Superintendent Says He Needs 4-5 Years to Turn the District Around

Brian Lopez
michigan

10 Michigan Universities Commit to Admitting Students With 3.0 GPA or Higher

Kyle Davidson
public opinion

More Missouri Voters Are Losing Faith in Public Schools, New Polling Shows

Lauren Wagner
apprenticeships

Why Wait to Graduate? Georgia Apprentices Start Training as Sophomores

Patrick O鈥橠onnell
childcare

South Dakota Unveils $3 Million Grant Program for Community Child Care Solutions

Makenzie Huber
Oklahoma

Oklahoma Schools Face Substitute Teacher Shortages

Nuria Martinez-Keel
family structure

The 74 Interview: Melissa Kearney on 鈥楾he Two-Parent Privilege鈥�

Kevin Mahnken
afterschool workers

Can Affordable Housing Make the Afterschool Field Fairer for Workers?

Colleen Connolly
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