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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
Missouri
Missouri

First Columbia Charter School Targets 2027 Opening Amid Lawsuit Over Missouri Law

How Frontier is preparing to open a charter school in Columbia next year.

Annie Goodykoontz, Columbia Missourian
Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence

5 Key Education Stories This Week: Future of College, 鈥楻ehumaning鈥� School & More

From Detroit鈥檚 new rail station innovation hub to training principals in how younger students learn, here are five big stories you might have missed.

Steve Snyder
Author: Steve Snyder
New York
New York

鈥楳ath Wars鈥�: New York Wants To Reform Math Instruction, but Experts Disagree on How

On the heels of a 鈥淏ack to Basics鈥� reading effort, New York is launching a similar initiative for math.

Melissa Manno
North Carolina
North Carolina

Market Share Continues to Hold Steady for NC Public Schools

The number of homeschools statewide declined from 101,880 to 95,190 in the 2025-26 academic year, according to DNPE data.

Mebane Rash, EducationNC
#EDlection2018

Countdown to EDlection2018: As Midterms Approach, Here鈥檚 What the Latest Polls Show in 16 Key Races With Big Stakes for Schools

Carolyn Phenicie & Kevin Mahnken
New York

New Film 鈥楿nlikely鈥� Shows How Higher Ed Sets Up Low-Income Students for Failure 鈥� and How Some Educators Are Helping Them Succeed

Kate Stringer
Best of the Month

Best of October: The 12 Most Popular Articles We Published This Month About Integration, the Midterms, the Skills Gap & More

The 74
#EDlection2018

October Education Surprise: New Front-runner in MN Attorney General Race Is Lawyer Who Sued Schools Over Transgender Bathrooms

Beth Hawkins
News

Chamber of Commerce President: Workforce Training 鈥楴ot Just a College Issue鈥�

Carolyn Phenicie
News

Emerging From Michelle Rhee鈥檚 Shadow, Jason Kamras Focuses on Building Trust in Racially Charged Richmond Schools

Brendan Lowe
Inspiring

Meet Alabama鈥檚 Tiniest School Resource Officer 鈥� and Find Out How He Got His Badge

Tiffany Lagerstrom
EduClips: Today's Top Education News

Monthly QuotED: 9 Notable Quotes That Made Education Headlines in October, From College Testing to School Safety 鈥� and an Apology From the Houston School Board

Andrew Brownstein
Future of Work

In Silicon Prairie, Kenzie Academy鈥檚 Apprenticeship Program Trains Students for High-Paid Tech Jobs of Tomorrow 鈥� Without College or Debt

Brendan Lowe
California

Taking Kids out of School for a Vacation? California District Wants Parents to Make Up for Lost State Aid

Laura Fay
Every Student Succeeds Act

This Week鈥檚 ESSA News: 4 More States Eye Innovative Testing Pilot Program, Making School Performance Data Work for Families & More

Ashley Inman Zanchelli
2018 Gun Violence at America's Schools

1 Student Killed in North Carolina High School Shooting; At Least 46 Killed and 87 Injured by Guns at Schools So Far This Year

Mark Keierleber
#EDlection2018

School Safety Tops Young People鈥檚 List of Election Concerns. But Will It Lead Them to Vote?

Carolyn Phenicie
#EDlection2018

Fate of Nevada鈥檚 Landmark Ed Reforms Could Hinge on Outcome of Four State Senate Races

Carolyn Phenicie
EduClips: Today's Top Education News

EduClips: School News You Missed This Week From America鈥檚 15 Biggest Districts, Including a Review of a Controversial School Reform Initiative

Andrew Brownstein
News

School Choice Is Great, but to Have Schools Worth Choosing, There Must Be Equity, Access, and Diversity, Say Authors of New Report

Carolyn Phenicie
WA Charters

This Time, Washington State Supreme Court Upholds Charter School Law

Kate Stringer
News

Offline and Underserved: New Study Shows 鈥楬omework Gap鈥� Most Affects Students Already Likely to Fall Behind

Laura Fay
Future of Work

For 36 Million Workers, a College Degree Was the Path to a Good Job. But That鈥檚 Not the Only Way to Get One

Kate Stringer
Personalized Learning

Summit Is Spinning Off Its Popular Personalized Learning Platform, Creating New Nonprofit to Take the Helm

Kate Stringer
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