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    The Consequences of Truant Kindergarteners

    Chalkbeat Mar 9, 2018

    Truancy might bring to mind teenagers skipping class to hang out with their friends or play video games, but in Detroit, it’s the kindergarteners teachers have to worry about. Almost…

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    Good Data Needed to Judge California School Climates

    EdSource Mar 9, 2018

    California has entered an era in which safe, welcoming and inclusive school environments are seen as key to unlocking better test scores, higher graduation rates, fewer suspensions and drops in…

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    Can Online Learning Level the AP Playing Field for Rural Kids?

    Hechinger Report Mar 9, 2018

    Inside a rural high school, five Advanced Placement physics students furiously scribbled notes about a video of a Yale University professor speaking more than 1,200 miles away. With textbooks open,…

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    Can Oakland Schools Improve Performance While Cutting Budgets?

    EdSource Mar 9, 2018

    Oakland Unified is struggling with a balancing act that requires it to improve its students’ academic performance next year while also slashing millions of dollars from its budget. At a…

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    Why the 2020 U.S. Census is Critical

    Southern California Grantmakers Mar 9, 2018

    Giving Compass’ Take: • Gregg Behr, writing for Southern California Grantmakers, discusses the critical reasons why an accurate count in the 2020 Census is essential for the future of educators, students,…

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    Social Workers Are Ferrying Foster Kids to School in Rhode Island

    The 74 Mar 9, 2018

    Rhode Island’s foster care system is using social workers — already strained by a devastating opioid epidemic — to give foster kids rides to school. Patricia Hessler, chief of staff…

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    Top 10 US Cities Where the Most Educated Millennials Live

    Business Insider Mar 8, 2018

    Millennials are the most educated generation in American history. Today, over a third of Americans ages 25 to 34 have college degrees. But that figure can differ depending on location. A new…

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    ESSA Analysis: How States Are Looking to Drive Stronger School Climate

    The 74 Mar 8, 2018

    The federal Every Student Succeeds Act was an opportunity for states to rethink their education systems, including how they classify and improve school performance. But beyond accountability, ESSA plans encourage…

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    Mentorships Are Important for Students to Thrive

    The Hechinger Report Mar 8, 2018

    Amanda Gallardo took on a role that every young person needs in their lives: a caring mentor. She offered both practical and moral support, and as his senior year progressed,…

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    10 Year-Old Activist Took 800 High-Needs Kids to See Black Panther

    The 74 Mar 8, 2018

    Ten-year-old Amariyanna “Mari” Copeny, the onetime pageant winner who enthralled the country in 2016 by inspiring President Barack Obama to visit her hometown of Flint, Michigan, during the city’s ongoing…

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    Teacher Excellence: Nonprofit That Boosts Diversity in the Teaching Workforce

    The 74 Mar 8, 2018

    Teaching Excellence, a teacher training program in Texas, will receive $790,000 from the Walton Family Foundation to help diversify the teaching workforce and expand the reach of its mentoring work,…

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    Why Cultural Responsiveness Matters in Personalized Learning

    Getting Smart Mar 8, 2018

    Educators cannot truly personalize instruction without carefully considering the “whole child” – meaning current skill level, previous instruction, socioeconomic status, and race. Yes… race! Some argue that race has no place in…

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