A story about school choice in Philadelphia didn’t mention race drew criticism from Nikole Hannah-Jones (and others). (Billy Penn)
What KIPP did after it realized how many graduates were dropping out of college has changed the conversation about success. (Chalkbeat)
Texas has systematically prevented children with disabilities from getting the help they’re legally entitled to, according to a new investigation. (Houston Chronicle)
An exit interview with Kaya Henderson, the chief who took D.C. schools from “dead” to cracking down on families faking addresses to get in. (Scholastic)
Watch this video to get up speed on the Common Core standards and why they’re still under fire. (EdWeek)
A coach speaks directly, and encouragingly, to a student whose teacher sees him as a problem. (Education Post)
What Donald Trump is really saying when he says he’d create home-school vouchers for poor kids. (Slate)
A new study found that the greatest determinant of police surveillance in schools is the presence of students of color. (The Atlantic)
Catch up on the last year — and century — in Detroit schools, one of the few places where police seem to be visible in that city. (Harpers)
Among the details in a lawsuit challenging the quality of education in Detroit: condoms on the floor and teachers without training. (Chalkbeat)