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    Instead of Arming Teachers With Guns, Let’s Arm Them With The Support They Need

    The 74 Mar 16, 2018

    Teachers are supposed to play a critical role in shaping the development of our nation’s children and teens. Though undervalued, they always have been tasked with creating supportive learning environments…

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    The Plan to Overhaul Special Education in California

    Edsource Mar 16, 2018

    A statewide task force recently unveiled a 222-page plan to dramatically improve education for students with disabilities, described as the crucial next step in education reform in California. With schools in…

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    Partnering for Read Across America

    Medium Mar 16, 2018

    Read Across America — the country’s largest reading awareness event — is held annually on Dr. Seuss’s birthday, March 2. Thousands of schools participate every year to promote reading, writing…

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    Graduate Students Need More Mental Health Support

    Science AAAS Mar 16, 2018

    There is a mental health crisis in graduate education, and research institutions need to take action to address it. That’s the take-home message from a global survey of Ph.D. and…

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    Confronting the Realities of Sexual Harassment in Education

    EdSurge Mar 16, 2018

    When I was 24, I entered into my third year of teaching. I was bright-eyed, optimistic, and excited to start out a new role that combined administration with teaching middle-school…

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    School Segregation Is Not a Myth

    The Atlantic Mar 16, 2018

    Is school segregation getting worse? Plenty of people say yes, including scholars, journalists, and civil-rights advocates. For the first time in years, there’s something approximating a consensus: Racially divided schools are a major…

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    Is the Trauma of Training for a School Shooter Worth it?

    The Hechinger Report Mar 16, 2018

    Ames, Iowa is more than 1,500 miles from Parkland, Florida, but the school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School felt too close for comfort. School leaders in Ames had…

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    Starting College-Readiness in Kindergarten

    Chalkbeat Mar 16, 2018

    Zubaidah Bhello has visited colleges, decided New York University is her top pick, and plans to become a dermatologist. And she’s only 10 years old. Bhello is part of a…

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    Unintended Consequences of New York’s Expanded Graduation Options

    Chalkbeat Mar 16, 2018

    New York State’s new graduation options were meant to ensure students aren’t unfairly kept from graduation, but a new analysis found a drawback: black and low-income students are more likely to take…

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    How Should Atheism be Taught?

    The Atlantic Mar 16, 2018

    Louis J. Appignani, an 84-year-old living in Florida, tells a compelling story about his conversion to atheism. Despite attending Catholic schools from a young age and through his teens, he…

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    Salesforce.org and United Way are Teaming Up to Change Corporate Giving

    Southern California Grantmakers Mar 15, 2018

    If successful, Philanthropy Cloud could fundamentally change how philanthropy works In order to magnify their philanthropic impact, many corporate employees donate through company charity programs. Most of these are straightforward…

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    The Challenge With Charter Schools

    AEI

    Charter school accountability treads a narrow path, seeking to protect students without stifling educators. On one hand, accountability for outcomes has always been central to the charter school model. On…

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