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Indicted Tennessee senator steps aside, for now, as leader of key education committee

By Marta W. Aldrich

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2021 NYC mayoral election: Eric Adams, Curtis Sliwa, and their visions for schools

By Amy Zimmer

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TCAP results will change for 28 Tennessee districts after test materials arrive late

By Marta W. Aldrich

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Michigan’s GOP Senate votes to restrict school mask and vaccine rules

By Tracie Mauriello

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Reported spending in the Denver school board election tops $1 million

By Melanie Asmar

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NYC adding metal detectors and police after guns found in schools

By Alex Zimmerman

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Stepdaughter: Voters should know about Denver school board candidate’s family incidents

By Melanie Asmar

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Why mental health association leader José Silva is running for Denver school board

By Melanie Asmar

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All NYC public school families can get up to a $50 monthly internet credit — while the money lasts

By Reema Amin

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Tennessee lawmakers OK historic Ford incentive package, including new trade school

By Samantha West

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Tennessee lawmakers attempt to ban school mask mandates, again  

By Cathryn Stout

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Your questions about Colorado’s new early childhood department answered

By Ann Schimke

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Why school family liaison Michelle Quattlebaum is running for Denver school board

By Melanie Asmar

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Oral presentations, research papers, science experiments: NY to pilot new ways of earning a diploma

By Reema Amin

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Why math teacher Gene Fashaw is running for Denver school board

By Melanie Asmar

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More Michigan schools could open before Labor Day under House bill

By Tracie Mauriello

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99% drop in suspensions in first half of last year as most NYC students learned from home

By Alex Zimmerman

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Why Denver school board President Carrie Olson is running for reelection

By Melanie Asmar