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To understand why Critical Race Theory, or CRT, and the 1619 Project — a New York Times magazine series about how slavery has shaped the U.S. — draw the ire of many Republican legislators, we WHITMER’S PROPOSAL ADDS 22,000 FREE SLOTS FOR MICHIGAN 4 Whitmer proposal would put 22,000 more Michigan 4-year-olds into free, high-quality preschool. Preschoolers ride around on scooters outside at Little Scholars child care center in Detroit, in April. Michigan’s flagship preschool program for 4-year-olds from low income families would get a $405 million expansion in the next threeyears under a
WILL NYC SCHOOLS OFFER A REMOTE OPTION THIS FALLAUTHOR: ALEX ZIMMERMAN De Blasio said in March that “my expectation is we’ll have to have a remote option,” with students either attending school five days a week in person or fully remotely. On Thursday, schools Chancellor Meisha Porter offered a less definitive response. “As far as a potential option to not be in person, again, that will be dependent on NEW SEXUAL ASSAULT ALLEGATIONS MADE AGAINST TAY ANDERSON Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post. The Denver school board said it is aware of new sexual assault allegations against board member Tay Anderson after a woman testified before the state legislature this week that an adult within the district was preying on students. “The board was made aware of testimony at the Colorado Capitol this weekand
NYC STUDENTS SET TO ‘AGE OUT’ OF SCHOOL MAY STAY AN EXTRAAUTHOR:ALEX ZIMMERMAN
Nathan W. Armes/Chalkbeat. New York City students who are turning 21 this school year, and who would otherwise age out of the school system, will be allowed to stay for an additional year, city education department officials said Thursday. The move acknowledges the widespread disruption the pandemic has caused and will likely benefithundreds
BIDEN PROPOSES DOUBLING TITLE I, SENDING EVEN MORE MONEY The Biden administration proposed more than doubling funding for the Title I program in a budget plan Friday — a move that would send billions to high-poverty schools. The proposal would takeCHALKBEAT NEW YORK
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High-poverty school districts would gain the most from President Joe Biden’s proposal to send nearly $130 billion to America’s K-12 schools, according to legislation released Monday. The plan CHALKBEAT: ESSENTIAL EDUCATION REPORTING ACROSS AMERICACOMMUNITIESJOBS BOARDEVENTSCHICAGOCOLORADODETROIT Chalkbeat is a nonprofit news organization reporting on education across America. Find information on student and school performance, diversity and equity, teaching and classrooms, school STATES WANT TO PREVENT SCHOOLS FROM TELLING THE TRUTHAUTHOR: RANNMILLER
To understand why Critical Race Theory, or CRT, and the 1619 Project — a New York Times magazine series about how slavery has shaped the U.S. — draw the ire of many Republican legislators, we WHITMER’S PROPOSAL ADDS 22,000 FREE SLOTS FOR MICHIGAN 4 Whitmer proposal would put 22,000 more Michigan 4-year-olds into free, high-quality preschool. Preschoolers ride around on scooters outside at Little Scholars child care center in Detroit, in April. Michigan’s flagship preschool program for 4-year-olds from low income families would get a $405 million expansion in the next threeyears under a
WILL NYC SCHOOLS OFFER A REMOTE OPTION THIS FALLAUTHOR: ALEX ZIMMERMAN De Blasio said in March that “my expectation is we’ll have to have a remote option,” with students either attending school five days a week in person or fully remotely. On Thursday, schools Chancellor Meisha Porter offered a less definitive response. “As far as a potential option to not be in person, again, that will be dependent on NEW SEXUAL ASSAULT ALLEGATIONS MADE AGAINST TAY ANDERSON Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post. The Denver school board said it is aware of new sexual assault allegations against board member Tay Anderson after a woman testified before the state legislature this week that an adult within the district was preying on students. “The board was made aware of testimony at the Colorado Capitol this weekand
NYC STUDENTS SET TO ‘AGE OUT’ OF SCHOOL MAY STAY AN EXTRAAUTHOR:ALEX ZIMMERMAN
Nathan W. Armes/Chalkbeat. New York City students who are turning 21 this school year, and who would otherwise age out of the school system, will be allowed to stay for an additional year, city education department officials said Thursday. The move acknowledges the widespread disruption the pandemic has caused and will likely benefithundreds
BIDEN PROPOSES DOUBLING TITLE I, SENDING EVEN MORE MONEY The Biden administration proposed more than doubling funding for the Title I program in a budget plan Friday — a move that would send billions to high-poverty schools. The proposal would takeCHALKBEAT NEW YORK
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High-poverty school districts would gain the most from President Joe Biden’s proposal to send nearly $130 billion to America’s K-12 schools, according to legislation released Monday. The plan TEACHER: THE COVID YEAR WAS ANYTHING BUT ‘LOST 1 day ago · A comprehensive look at COVID-19's impact on school communities Over the past year, Nancy Yeh has walked alongside her high school students through the death of loved ones, financial pressures, housing insecurity, and the mental load of their navigating formative years during a BIDEN PLAN WOULD DEVOTE BILLIONS TO ADDRESSING LEARNING High-poverty school districts would gain the most from President Joe Biden’s proposal to send nearly $130 billion to America’s K-12 schools, according to legislation released Monday.. The plan HOW WHATSAPP CONNECTED A BROOKLYN SCHOOL AMID COVID 1 day ago · As COVID upended school, the thread on the messaging app was a virtual gathering place to share reminders of login times and tips for navigating Google Classroom.As families lost jobs, the chat was a bridge to help signing up for food benefits or receiving care packages full of hard-to-get essentials like sanitizing wipes and toilet paper. And as nerves frayed and losses mounted, the message WHAT RETURNING TO SCHOOL IN NYC COULD LOOK LIKE IN 2021 Mayor Bill de Blasio wants to return to full-time school in 2021, which will depend on a variety of factors, including the city’s vaccination efforts and whether families feel safe returning. Michael Appleton/Mayoral Photography Office. Of all the reasons to hope for a quick vaccine rollout to beat back the coronavirus, parents can addthis
IS BIDEN’S PLAN FOR A $15 MINIMUM WAGE FOR CHILD CARE President Biden’s proposal to set a new minimum wage for child care and preschool workers would be a good first step in an industry knownfor
NYC WILL HIRE 400 SCHOOL NURSES AMID PRESSURE FROM NYC will hire 400 school nurses amid pressure from educators and families. Thursday’s announcement addressed just one concern of the unions representing teachers and principals, which have pushed back strongly on the city’s school reopening plans. New York City officials announced they would hire 400 additional nurses to staffK-12 schools
SUMMER SCHOOL WAITLISTS AND REJECTIONS SPARK CONFUSION 23 hours ago · Parents are nervous that they won’t be placed at summer school sites even though the program is supposed to be available to any student who wants to participate. Allison Shelley for American Education: Images of Teachers and Students in Action After more than a year of full-time remote learning FOR CONSOLIDATING AND CLOSING SCHOOLS, DENVER SEEKS 22 hours ago · Students board a bus outside The Center for Talent Development at Greenlee School in 2016. Greenlee had fewer than 300 students this past school year. RJ Sangosti/The Denver Post School consolidation and closure are coming to Denver. The school board Thursday passed a resolution that directs Denver AN EDUCATION VOTER GUIDE FOR NEW YORK CITY’S MAYORAL RACE 1 day ago · Charter Schools . Charter schools, often a political lightning rod, serve roughly 140,000 NYC students. Dianne Morales. Morales’ position on charter schools flip-flopped: As recently as last year, she indicated her support for “school-choice,’’ a term charter school advocates identify with, but on the campaign trail, she has brought a skeptical eye towards the charter sector. AFTER NYC EDUCATION COUNCILS LED ON INTEGRATION, NEW 1 day ago · Education department officials took questions from parents regarding plans to integrate middle schools at a Community Education Council District 28 meeting in December 2019. The councils in some districts will shift significantly, election results from CHALKBEAT: ESSENTIAL EDUCATION REPORTING ACROSS AMERICACOMMUNITIESJOBS BOARDEVENTSCHICAGOCOLORADODETROIT Chalkbeat is a nonprofit news organization reporting on education across America. Find information on student and school performance, diversity and equity, teaching and classrooms, schoolCHALKBEAT NEW YORK
Chalkbeat New York is a nonprofit news organization reporting on education in New York City. Find information on student and school performance, diversity and equity, teaching and classrooms, and school leadership and management. WILL NYC SCHOOLS OFFER A REMOTE OPTION THIS FALLAUTHOR: ALEX ZIMMERMAN De Blasio said in March that “my expectation is we’ll have to have a remote option,” with students either attending school five days a week in person or fully remotely. On Thursday, schools Chancellor Meisha Porter offered a less definitive response. “As far as a potential option to not be in person, again, that will be dependent onCHALKBEAT NEWARK
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Nathan W. Armes/Chalkbeat. New York City students who are turning 21 this school year, and who would otherwise age out of the school system, will be allowed to stay for an additional year, city education department officials said Thursday. The move acknowledges the widespread disruption the pandemic has caused and will likely benefithundreds
NEW SEXUAL ASSAULT ALLEGATIONS MADE AGAINST TAY ANDERSONAUTHOR:MELANIE ASMAR
Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post. The Denver school board said it is aware of new sexual assault allegations against board member Tay Anderson after a woman testified before the state legislature this week that an adult within the district was preying on students. “The board was made aware of testimony at the Colorado Capitol this weekand
IT’S OFFICIAL: CHICAGO SCHOOLS WILL FULLY REOPEN NEXT FALLAUTHOR:MILA KOUMPILOVA
Chicago Public Schools officials said the district is working on a centralized virtual option available only to medically fragile children. Max Herman for Chalkbeat Chicago Public Schools will reopen its buildings for full-time in-person instruction in the fall — and once again to require students BIDEN PROPOSES DOUBLING TITLE I, SENDING EVEN MORE MONEY The Biden administration proposed more than doubling funding for the Title I program in a budget plan Friday — a move that would send billions to high-poverty schools. The proposal would take NYC WILL HIRE 400 SCHOOL NURSES AMID PRESSURE FROM NYC will hire 400 school nurses amid pressure from educators and families. Thursday’s announcement addressed just one concern of the unions representing teachers and principals, which have pushed back strongly on the city’s school reopening plans. New York City officials announced they would hire 400 additional nurses to staffK-12 schools
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Chalkbeat Tennessee is a nonprofit news organization reporting on education in Memphis and Nashville. Find information on student and school performance, diversity and equity, teaching and classrooms, and school leadership and management. CHALKBEAT: ESSENTIAL EDUCATION REPORTING ACROSS AMERICACOMMUNITIESJOBS BOARDEVENTSCHICAGOCOLORADODETROIT Chalkbeat is a nonprofit news organization reporting on education across America. Find information on student and school performance, diversity and equity, teaching and classrooms, schoolCHALKBEAT NEW YORK
Chalkbeat New York is a nonprofit news organization reporting on education in New York City. Find information on student and school performance, diversity and equity, teaching and classrooms, and school leadership and management. WILL NYC SCHOOLS OFFER A REMOTE OPTION THIS FALLAUTHOR: ALEX ZIMMERMAN De Blasio said in March that “my expectation is we’ll have to have a remote option,” with students either attending school five days a week in person or fully remotely. On Thursday, schools Chancellor Meisha Porter offered a less definitive response. “As far as a potential option to not be in person, again, that will be dependent onCHALKBEAT NEWARK
Chalkbeat Newark is a nonprofit news organization reporting on education in New Jersey. Find information on student and school performance, diversity and equity, teaching and classrooms, and school leadership and management. NYC STUDENTS SET TO ‘AGE OUT’ OF SCHOOL MAY STAY AN EXTRAAUTHOR:ALEX ZIMMERMAN
Nathan W. Armes/Chalkbeat. New York City students who are turning 21 this school year, and who would otherwise age out of the school system, will be allowed to stay for an additional year, city education department officials said Thursday. The move acknowledges the widespread disruption the pandemic has caused and will likely benefithundreds
NEW SEXUAL ASSAULT ALLEGATIONS MADE AGAINST TAY ANDERSONAUTHOR:MELANIE ASMAR
Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post. The Denver school board said it is aware of new sexual assault allegations against board member Tay Anderson after a woman testified before the state legislature this week that an adult within the district was preying on students. “The board was made aware of testimony at the Colorado Capitol this weekand
IT’S OFFICIAL: CHICAGO SCHOOLS WILL FULLY REOPEN NEXT FALLAUTHOR:MILA KOUMPILOVA
Chicago Public Schools officials said the district is working on a centralized virtual option available only to medically fragile children. Max Herman for Chalkbeat Chicago Public Schools will reopen its buildings for full-time in-person instruction in the fall — and once again to require students BIDEN PROPOSES DOUBLING TITLE I, SENDING EVEN MORE MONEY The Biden administration proposed more than doubling funding for the Title I program in a budget plan Friday — a move that would send billions to high-poverty schools. The proposal would take NYC WILL HIRE 400 SCHOOL NURSES AMID PRESSURE FROM NYC will hire 400 school nurses amid pressure from educators and families. Thursday’s announcement addressed just one concern of the unions representing teachers and principals, which have pushed back strongly on the city’s school reopening plans. New York City officials announced they would hire 400 additional nurses to staffK-12 schools
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Chalkbeat Tennessee is a nonprofit news organization reporting on education in Memphis and Nashville. Find information on student and school performance, diversity and equity, teaching and classrooms, and school leadership and management. CHALKBEAT: ESSENTIAL EDUCATION REPORTING ACROSS AMERICA Chalkbeat is a nonprofit news organization reporting on education across America. Find information on student and school performance, diversity and equity, teaching and classrooms, school BIDEN PROPOSES DOUBLING TITLE I, SENDING EVEN MORE MONEY The Biden administration proposed more than doubling funding for the Title I program in a budget plan Friday — a move that would send billions to high-poverty schools. The proposal would take WILL NYC SCHOOLS OFFER A REMOTE OPTION THIS FALL De Blasio said in March that “my expectation is we’ll have to have a remote option,” with students either attending school five days a week in person or fully remotely. On Thursday, schools Chancellor Meisha Porter offered a less definitive response. “As far as a potential option to not be in person, again, that will be dependent on STATES WANT TO PREVENT SCHOOLS FROM TELLING THE TRUTH To understand why Critical Race Theory, or CRT, and the 1619 Project — a New York Times magazine series about how slavery has shaped the U.S. — draw the ire of many Republican legislators, we HOW WHATSAPP CONNECTED A BROOKLYN SCHOOL AMID COVID 1 day ago · As COVID upended school, the thread on the messaging app was a virtual gathering place to share reminders of login times and tips for navigating Google Classroom.As families lost jobs, the chat was a bridge to help signing up for food benefits or receiving care packages full of hard-to-get essentials like sanitizing wipes and toilet paper. And as nerves frayed and losses mounted, the message SUMMER SCHOOL WAITLISTS AND REJECTIONS SPARK CONFUSION 15 hours ago · Parents are nervous that they won’t be placed at summer school sites even though the program is supposed to be available to any student who wants to participate. Allison Shelley for American Education: Images of Teachers and Students in Action After more than a year of full-time remote learning AFTER NYC EDUCATION COUNCILS LED ON INTEGRATION, NEW 17 hours ago · Education department officials took questions from parents regarding plans to integrate middle schools at a Community Education Council District 28 meeting in December 2019. The councils in some districts will shift significantly, election results from AN EDUCATION VOTER GUIDE FOR NEW YORK CITY’S MAYORAL RACE 1 day ago · Charter Schools . Charter schools, often a political lightning rod, serve roughly 140,000 NYC students. Dianne Morales. Morales’ position on charter schools flip-flopped: As recently as last year, she indicated her support for “school-choice,’’ a term charter school advocates identify with, but on the campaign trail, she has brought a skeptical eye towards the charter sector. FOR CONSOLIDATING AND CLOSING SCHOOLS, DENVER SEEKS 13 hours ago · Students board a bus outside The Center for Talent Development at Greenlee School in 2016. Greenlee had fewer than 300 students this past school year. RJ Sangosti/The Denver Post School consolidation and closure are coming to Denver. The school board Thursday passed a resolution that directs Denver THIS STAR PHILADELPHIA PRINCIPAL URGES GRADUATES TO 21 hours ago · Richard Gordon, principal of Paul Robeson High School, consoles Tawanda Robinson, mother of David Williams, who was gunned down in 2020. Williams was set to graduate this year. Johann Calhoun This story is part of a group of stories called How CHALKBEAT: ESSENTIAL EDUCATION REPORTING ACROSS AMERICACOMMUNITIESJOBS BOARDEVENTSCHICAGOCOLORADODETROIT Chalkbeat is a nonprofit news organization reporting on education across America. Find information on student and school performance, diversity and equity, teaching and classrooms, school SIX TIPS FOR MAKING SUMMER SCHOOL SUCCESSFUL THIS YEARAUTHOR: MATT BARNUMSEE FULL LIST ON CHALKBEAT.ORG STATE LIFTS SCHOOL MASK MANDATE, BUT NYC WILL KEEP FACE School mask mandate can be lifted, state says. But NYC plans to keep face coverings. A stack of homemade fabric face masks. New York City schools will still require masks despite state guidance allowing localities to lift masking mandates Monday for schools and summer camps. The end of the in-school masking mandate was revealed Friday ina
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The Biden administration just said no. States holding out hope that they can cancel standardized testing this year got more bad newsFriday, as
TENNESSEE GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL RESTRICTING HOW RACE AND Gov. Bill Lee signs the 2019-20 budget for Tennessee on May 17, 2019, during his first year in office. On Monday, the governor signed a bill into law limiting what the state’s public schools can teach about institutional racism. Courtesy of State of Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee on Monday signed a billCHALKBEAT TENNESSEE
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CHALKBEAT: ESSENTIAL EDUCATION REPORTING ACROSS AMERICACOMMUNITIESJOBS BOARDEVENTSCHICAGOCOLORADODETROIT Chalkbeat is a nonprofit news organization reporting on education across America. Find information on student and school performance, diversity and equity, teaching and classrooms, school SIX TIPS FOR MAKING SUMMER SCHOOL SUCCESSFUL THIS YEARAUTHOR: MATT BARNUMSEE FULL LIST ON CHALKBEAT.ORG THIS CHICAGO SCIENCE TEACHER TACKLED CHEMISTRY AND RACISM 3 hours ago · Nina Hike, a 10th grade chemistry teacher at Westinghouse College Prep, is a state finalist for the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching. Courtesy of Nina Hike For Chicago chemistry teacher Nina Hike, a year of unprecedented upheavalCHALKBEAT NEW YORK
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Chalkbeat Newark is a nonprofit news organization reporting on education in New Jersey. Find information on student and school performance, diversity and equity, teaching and classrooms, and school leadership and management. BIDEN ADMIN SAYS NO TO STATES HOPING TO CANCEL TESTINGAUTHOR: MATTBARNUM
The Biden administration just said no. States holding out hope that they can cancel standardized testing this year got more bad newsFriday, as
TENNESSEE GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL RESTRICTING HOW RACE AND Gov. Bill Lee signs the 2019-20 budget for Tennessee on May 17, 2019, during his first year in office. On Monday, the governor signed a bill into law limiting what the state’s public schools can teach about institutional racism. Courtesy of State of Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee on Monday signed a billCHALKBEAT TENNESSEE
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CONGRESS APPROVES MASSIVE INFUSION OF FUNDS FOR SCHOOLS Congress approves massive infusion of funds for schools, and high-poverty districts will get the most. Schools across the U.S. will receive a massive and historic infusion of money in the coming STATE LIFTS SCHOOL MASK MANDATE, BUT NYC WILL KEEP FACE School mask mandate can be lifted, state says. But NYC plans to keep face coverings. A stack of homemade fabric face masks. New York City schools will still require masks despite state guidance allowing localities to lift masking mandates Monday for schools and summer camps. The end of the in-school masking mandate was revealed Friday ina
NYC MAYORAL RACE: A VOTER GUIDE ON PRE-K, CHILD CARE, AND 8 hours ago · When New York City last had an empty seat in the mayor’s office, the winning candidate rose to popularity in part on a signature education policy proposal: extending public pre-kindergarten to all children. During this raucous mayoral campaign, the landscape looks incredibly different from when WATCH: NYC MAYORAL CANDIDATE KATHRYN GARCIA ON EARLY 6 hours ago · I’m Kathryn Garcia. I’m a lifelong New Yorker, I love this city. And I’m running for New York City Mayor to make it a more livable place for our families. Christina Veiga (0:10) Thank you so much for taking the time to do this. We have lots of folks who really care about early education. And WATCH: NYC MAYORAL CANDIDATE SHAUN DONOVAN ON EARLY 6 hours ago · So thanks again for doing this. The point, or the thrust of the interview, is early education and youth services, like after school care, center programming, that sort of thing. So, I want to start kind of big picture. There’s a lot of attention now at the federal level, on early education issues WATCH: NYC MAYORAL CANDIDATE MAYA WILEY ON EARLY EDUCATION 6 hours ago · Thank you for taking the time to do this. So I want to start with all of the federal attention that has been paid recently to early childhood education and Pre-K. There’s been a lot of talk now with the Biden family plan about the possibilities there. And so I would love to hear from you. And it SCHWINN PLANS 10-DAY BUS TOUR TO SPOTLIGHT SUMMER LEARNING 1 day ago · Education Commissioner Penny Schwinn talks with a student at Dodson Branch Elementary School in Cookeville, Tenn., on May 12, 2021. Schwinn is planning a 10-day bus tour of Tennessee to visit summer learning programs required under a new state law. WATCH: NYC MAYORAL CANDIDATE ERIC ADAMS ON EARLY EDUCATION 6 hours ago · Okay, so thank you again, for agreeing to do this, I know that you care a lot about early childhood issues. So this should all be right up your alley. So first off, I want to start with like a big picture at the federal level, there seems to be a lot more attention to Pre-K, and Early Care, and WATCH: NYC MAYORAL CANDIDATES ON EARLY EDUCATION, YOUTH 8 hours ago · Chalkbeat spoke to six of the frontrunners for the Democratic primary, a race that could decide the election in heavily Democratic New York City. We interviewed Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams, former U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Shaun Donovan, former NYC Sanitation TAY ANDERSON ALLEGATION SURFACED IN 2019 SCHOOL BOARD RACE 20 hours ago · Tay Anderson denies sexual assault and harassment allegations at a press conference in March. Helen H. Richardson / The Denver Post When Tay Anderson was running for an at-large seat on the Denver school board in 2019, the teachers union tried to persuade a CHALKBEAT: ESSENTIAL EDUCATION REPORTING ACROSS AMERICACOMMUNITIESJOBS BOARDEVENTSCHICAGOCOLORADODETROIT Chalkbeat is a nonprofit news organization reporting on education across America. Find information on student and school performance, diversity and equity, teaching and classrooms, school NEW SEXUAL ASSAULT ALLEGATIONS MADE AGAINST TAY ANDERSON Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post. The Denver school board said it is aware of new sexual assault allegations against board member Tay Anderson after a woman testified before the state legislature this week that an adult within the district was preying on students. “The board was made aware of testimony at the Colorado Capitol this weekand
IT’S OFFICIAL: CHICAGO SCHOOLS WILL FULLY REOPEN NEXT FALL Chicago Public Schools officials said the district is working on a centralized virtual option available only to medically fragile children. Max Herman for Chalkbeat Chicago Public Schools will reopen its buildings for full-time in-person instruction in the fall — and once again to require studentsCHALKBEAT NEWARK
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Chalkbeat New York is a nonprofit news organization reporting on education in New York City. Find information on student and school performance, diversity and equity, teaching and classrooms, and school leadership and management. WILL NYC SCHOOLS OFFER A REMOTE OPTION THIS FALL Mayor Bill de Blasio and Chancellor Meisha Porter join visit the Bronx School for Law, Government and Justice in the Bronx. It’s not clear whether students will be given a remote learning option this fall. Ed Reed / Mayoral Photography Office With Mayor Bill de Blasio promisinga “full
NYC STUDENTS SET TO ‘AGE OUT’ OF SCHOOL MAY STAY AN EXTRAAUTHOR:ALEX ZIMMERMAN
Nathan W. Armes/Chalkbeat. New York City students who are turning 21 this school year, and who would otherwise age out of the school system, will be allowed to stay for an additional year, city education department officials said Thursday. The move acknowledges the widespread disruption the pandemic has caused and will likely benefithundreds
NYC WILL HIRE 400 SCHOOL NURSES AMID PRESSURE FROM NYC will hire 400 school nurses amid pressure from educators and families. Thursday’s announcement addressed just one concern of the unions representing teachers and principals, which have pushed back strongly on the city’s school reopening plans. New York City officials announced they would hire 400 additional nurses to staffK-12 schools
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Chalkbeat Tennessee is a nonprofit news organization reporting on education in Memphis and Nashville. Find information on student and school performance, diversity and equity, teaching and classrooms, and school leadership and management. IT’S OFFICIAL: NEW YORK’S Next Up In Teaching & Classroom from Chalkbeat Indiana Indianapolis Public Schools proposes remote learning via charter schools; from Chalkbeat Tennessee How Biden grants and parent concerns of ‘indoctrination’ spurred Tennessee Republicans to limit how race and racism are taught ; After George Floyd’s murder, my students wrote protest poetry CHALKBEAT: ESSENTIAL EDUCATION REPORTING ACROSS AMERICACOMMUNITIESJOBS BOARDEVENTSCHICAGOCOLORADODETROIT Chalkbeat is a nonprofit news organization reporting on education across America. Find information on student and school performance, diversity and equity, teaching and classrooms, school NEW SEXUAL ASSAULT ALLEGATIONS MADE AGAINST TAY ANDERSON Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post. The Denver school board said it is aware of new sexual assault allegations against board member Tay Anderson after a woman testified before the state legislature this week that an adult within the district was preying on students. “The board was made aware of testimony at the Colorado Capitol this weekand
IT’S OFFICIAL: CHICAGO SCHOOLS WILL FULLY REOPEN NEXT FALL Chicago Public Schools officials said the district is working on a centralized virtual option available only to medically fragile children. Max Herman for Chalkbeat Chicago Public Schools will reopen its buildings for full-time in-person instruction in the fall — and once again to require studentsCHALKBEAT NEWARK
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Chalkbeat New York is a nonprofit news organization reporting on education in New York City. Find information on student and school performance, diversity and equity, teaching and classrooms, and school leadership and management. WILL NYC SCHOOLS OFFER A REMOTE OPTION THIS FALL Mayor Bill de Blasio and Chancellor Meisha Porter join visit the Bronx School for Law, Government and Justice in the Bronx. It’s not clear whether students will be given a remote learning option this fall. Ed Reed / Mayoral Photography Office With Mayor Bill de Blasio promisinga “full
NYC STUDENTS SET TO ‘AGE OUT’ OF SCHOOL MAY STAY AN EXTRAAUTHOR:ALEX ZIMMERMAN
Nathan W. Armes/Chalkbeat. New York City students who are turning 21 this school year, and who would otherwise age out of the school system, will be allowed to stay for an additional year, city education department officials said Thursday. The move acknowledges the widespread disruption the pandemic has caused and will likely benefithundreds
NYC WILL HIRE 400 SCHOOL NURSES AMID PRESSURE FROM NYC will hire 400 school nurses amid pressure from educators and families. Thursday’s announcement addressed just one concern of the unions representing teachers and principals, which have pushed back strongly on the city’s school reopening plans. New York City officials announced they would hire 400 additional nurses to staffK-12 schools
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FEWER COLORADO CHILD CARE PROVIDERS CLOSED DURING COVID 16 hours ago · Fewer Colorado child care providers closed during the pandemic than some early childhood groups predicted, but experts say the industry is still limping along. Allison Shelley / The Verbatim Agency for EDUimages Soon after the pandemic hit in SCHWINN PLANS 10-DAY BUS TOUR TO SPOTLIGHT SUMMER LEARNING 16 hours ago · Education Commissioner Penny Schwinn talks with a student at Dodson Branch Elementary School in Cookeville, Tenn., on May 12, 2021. Schwinn is planning a 10-day bus tour of Tennessee to visit summer learning programs required under a new state law. Courtesy of Tennessee Department of Education WHITMER’S PROPOSAL ADDS 22,000 FREE SLOTS FOR MICHIGAN 4 18 hours ago · Preschoolers ride around on scooters outside at Little Scholars child care center in Detroit, in April. Emily Elconin for Chalkbeat Michigan’s flagship preschool program for 4-year-olds from low income families would get a $405 million expansion in the next three years under a new proposal from STORY OF TWO PHILADELPHIA GIRLS SHOWS IMPACT OF A 15 hours ago · Strawberry Mansion High School class portraits of Elaina Hunter, left, and Sameera Sullivan, who first met in kindergarten at Richard Wright Elementary in North Philadelphia. Courtesy of the School District of Philadelphia Sameera Sullivan and Elaina Hunter first met in kindergarten at Richard SHELBY COUNTY SCHOOLS LEADERS RE-EVALUATE FACILITIES 14 hours ago · Shelby County Schools officials will have to find additional money to help them with “Reimagining 901,” the district’s school improvement and construction plan, after the County Commission failed to grant the district the $55 million it requested for building projects and maintenance Monday night. Instead, the commission dedicated $22.3 million from its capital improvementbudget to
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