All Bureaus Chicago Colorado Detroit Indiana National New York Newark Tennessee unclaimed meals New York July 3, 2019 NYC children out of school for summer struggle to access free meals — as food, federal dollars go to waste The city’s free summer meals program is designed to combat child hunger when school is out of session, but limited outreach is causing meals to go unclaimed. Chicago July 3, 2019 A high-stakes principal search; CTU turns up volume We’re Cassie Walker Burke, Adeshina Emmanuel, Yana Kunichoff, and intern Catherine Henderson, and we’re rounding up Chicago public education news for… National July 3, 2019 What the ‘busing’ debate means now Welcome to Chalkbeat’s national newsletter! We’re working to help you make sense of efforts to improve education across the country. We also have… lever for change Colorado July 3, 2019 Colorado built a system to measure child care quality. Now, it wants more providers to climb the ratings ladder. Four years after Colorado launched a rating system for child care and preschool programs, a quarter of providers are considered high-quality. Colorado July 3, 2019 Rise & Shine: Here’s how much money each Denver school board candidate has raised Rise & Shine is Chalkbeat’s morning digest of education news. Subscribe to have it delivered to your inbox. ELECTION 2019 It’s an… Tennessee July 3, 2019 Rise & Shine: Read to be Ready summer camps are popular, getting results — and in peril SUMMER SLIDE Tennessee’s summer reading camp program completes its fourth year but faces an uncertain future after a major federal grant dries up, even as… New York July 3, 2019 Rise & Shine: 100 students honored for graduating high school while homeless, many of them headed for top colleges GRANTING DIVERSITY With the help of financial grants, these five school districts in the city are taking their own approach to school integration. Indiana July 3, 2019 Rise & Shine: Advocates say charter schools are in a “battle for survival” Rise & Shine is Chalkbeat’s morning digest of education news. Subscribe to have it delivered to your inbox. IN THE CONTRACT: Here’s how… District management Indiana July 3, 2019 Here’s how much money Aleesia Johnson will be paid as IPS superintendent In real terms, Aleesia Johnson’s salary will be comparable to Ferebee’s initial pay. mentors matter National July 2, 2019 This California high school aims to guide all of its first-generation students into professional careers. It’s getting close. Eastside’s focus on its alumni and its generous budget has enabled the private school — which serves students from low-income families — to succeed where others stumble. Diversity & Equity Chicago July 2, 2019 Help wanted: Ogden school looking for sixth principal in six years A challenging school climate and high turnover in leadership have been two of the biggest threats to the integration project, which just wrapped Year 1. Early literacy Tennessee July 2, 2019 Tennessee’s summer reading camps are popular, getting results — and in peril Federal funding has dried up for the popular program now serving 9,000 students in two-thirds of the state's school districts. decision 2020 National Updated July 3, 2019 We asked every Democratic candidate for president about desegregating schools. Here’s what they told us. After Kamala Harris challenged Joe Biden's position on 'busing,' we asked all the Dem candidates about their positions on school desegregation. Here's what they said. New York July 2, 2019 Revive the Dream Institute Fellowship Webinar Fellowship opportunity (feel free to share with friends)! The Revive the Dream Institute is a nine-month NYC-based fellowship program that recruits emerging community leaders and… New York July 2, 2019 Rules of the Road Our Street Skills 301: Rules of the Road class is a free evening presentation and discussion for adults and mature teens who want to better… ‹ 1 … 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 … 2,210 ›
