For many parents across the country, back to school 2022 is looking and feeling a lot like spring 2020 all over again. From kitchen counters and …
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Parent Power: After 2 Years of COVID Chaos, Families Speak Up About Schools
As families continue to face disruptions in education, listening to parent perspectives has never been more important. The 74 has heard from parents about remote learning challenges and how Education Secretary Miguel Cardona is doing one year in. We also reported on school choice backers, who are seizing the opportunity as parents’ frustration grows over COVID school closures and mandates. You can always find the latest education news and views for families at the74million.org/4fams.
As 2022 unfolds in statehouses nationwide, lawmakers have their sights squarely set on parents like Marta Mac Ban. In 2019, the Arizona mother of two …
Updated Jan. 26 This article is part of a collaboration between The 74 and the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. Los Angeles …
The former teacher gets high marks for building bridges to disenchanted educators and shepherding billions of dollars in federal relief funds to …
Americans have an enduring, though contradictory, fondness for local institutions. On the whole, it can be summed up as “it’s bad out there, but it’s …
The U.S Constitution says nothing about education; none of the 25 amendments does either. In Minnesota, the home of former State Supreme Court Justice …
The COVID-19 pandemic, which began as a shock to our lives in 2020 and continues to affect everything we do as a nation, changed the fabric and …
Paullette Healy can tick off the ways her family’s life has been plunged into uncertainty and fear over the last three months: Her younger child’s …
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