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‘Someone needs to be fired,’ says lawmaker about letters sent to Tennessee school parents
By
Marta W. Aldrich
September 5, 2019
New York
At a vaunted program in Manhattan, parents sound off on proposed changes to gifted programs
By
Alex Zimmerman
September 5, 2019
New York
Mayor de Blasio: Testing 4-year-olds for gifted programs is a ‘real concern’
By
Reema Amin
September 5, 2019
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Council members: preserve NYC’s gifted program — but rethink admissions
By
Christina Veiga
September 4, 2019
Indiana
Student punched outside Shortridge sues IMPD, school district police
By
Dylan Peers McCoy
September 4, 2019
Detroit
Report: Detroit students leave the city for schools that aren’t much better
By
Lori Higgins
September 4, 2019
New York
A reading ‘crisis’: Why some New York City parents created a school for dyslexic students
By
Alex Zimmerman
, YOAV GONEN, THE CITY
September 4, 2019
New York
Advocates charge NYC education officials delay orders to provide special education services
By YOAV GONEN, THE CITY,
Alex Zimmerman
September 3, 2019
National
Writing letters and reading under tables: How one New Mexico bilingual teacher bonds with her students
By
Kalyn Belsha
September 3, 2019
New York
As city studies gifted and talented programs, Carranza says not to expect changes this school year
By
Reema Amin
September 3, 2019
Chicago
On wishlists for the new school year in Chicago: Better grades, better lunches, safe schools
By
Cassie Walker Burke
,
Adeshina Emmanuel
,
Yana Kunichoff
,
Catherine Henderson
September 3, 2019
Chicago
With opening of new $85 million Englewood high school, hope amid decades of disappointment
By
Yana Kunichoff
September 1, 2019
Colorado
The Denver district hired fewer teachers of color this year than last year
By
Melanie Asmar
August 30, 2019
New York
State rejects claims that students were unfairly denied admission to NYC’s elite high schools
By
Christina Veiga
August 30, 2019
National
6 of the 10 leading Democratic candidates say they will boost teacher diversity. Here’s how.
By
Kalyn Belsha
Updated August 30, 2019
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