Education Weekflipped into Leadership Shout of 'Racist' Marks Tense Exchange Between Miguel Cardona, GOP on Critical Race Theory edweek.org The nationwide furor over a legal theory about racism in America spilled over into a congressional hearing Thursday, as U.S. Secretary of Education …
Education Weekflipped into LeadershipMental Health Students Speak Out: 'We Need Mental Health Days' edweek.org Even before the pandemic set in, alarming numbers of young people were suffering from mental illnesses such as anxiety and depression. The stress of …
Education Weekflipped into LeadershipMental Health Why More Schools Are Excusing Student Absences for Mental Health edweek.org For more than a year, young people have been waving danger flags: They miss class. Their schoolwork is weak or nonexistent. They’re exhausted, …
Education Weekflipped into Politics K-12Louisiana The Feds Offered Waivers on ESSA Accountability. Here's Where States Stand on Getting Them edweek.org When the U.S. Department of Education said in February that states could get waivers from parts of federal education law, much of the attention …
Education Weekflipped into Education TechnologyDigital Divide More Families Have Internet Access. So Why Hasn't the Digital Divide Begun to Close? edweek.org Lower-income families’ access to the internet has soared over the past six years. But that doesn’t mean that the digital divide is any closer to …
Education Weekflipped into Politics K-12Civil Rights Educators Look for Guideposts in Supreme Court Ruling on Student Free Speech edweek.org The education community offered measured responses to the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling Wednesday that a Pennsylvania school district violated a …
