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Research

CRPE report urges “what must come next” for public K-12 education at a crossroads

Center on Reinventing Public Education

The newest research from the Center on Reinventing Public Education calls for bold approaches to address the harsh realities faced by U.S. schools five years post-pandemic.

Op-ed

How cuts to the Department of Education will impact STEM education

Despite these challenges, K-12 leaders have demonstrated remarkable resilience and creativity in maintaining educational quality during periods of change and uncertainty.

Policy and Legislation

Trump has signed an executive order to close the Education Department. Here’s what it says.

Chalkbeat

Legally, only Congress has the power to eliminate the department. But the administration recently laid off nearly half its staff.

Research

CoSN releases National Student Data Privacy Report

Responding to the steady stream of headlines about data breaches in schools, the organization's report provides a roadmap for districts to build stronger, more resilient privacy policies and practices.

Research

CRPE releases report analyzing five years of pandemic impact, with strategic advice for district leaders

Center on Reinventing Public Education

The report from the Center on Reinventing Public Education drew from a wide range of research about the crisis response in K-12, recovery efforts, and ongoing challenges facing schools, while providing recommendations for districts moving forward.

Out-of-School Time

New AASA report shows district leaders are prioritizing summer learning

High numbers of superintendents polled said they see summer programs as important to their strategic plans, will maintain or increase spending on summer learning, and are seeing positive impacts on academic success.

Op-ed

Beyond logic: The essential role of emotions in learning

It's vital that we create emotionally intelligent learning environments in schools.

Policy and Legislation

How a Republican plan to cut universal free school meals could affect 12 million students

Chalkbeat

GOP lawmakers are considering a trio of proposals that would change nutrition funding eligibility requirements to help offset planned tax cuts.

Policy and Legislation

Trump Education Department layoffs challenged in court by 21 state attorneys general

The lawsuit comes days after the department announced it would cut its workforce nearly by half by the end of the month.

Policy and Legislation

ED slashes nearly half of workforce

Chalkbeat

Education Secretary Linda McMahon said the move is a first step toward eliminating the department.

Research

New report: How districts in 7 states are helping chronically absent homeless kids

Nearly half of these at-risk students regularly miss class. Here are some common-sense approaches to finding and bringing them back to school.

STEM/STEAM

STEM and SEL: The overlooked connection worth leveraging

Instead of treating STEM and SEL as separate initiatives competing for limited time and resources, educators should identify opportunities where they mutually reinforce each other.

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