Pandemic Pods: Here’s What Their Popularity Means for the Future
By: JENNIFER POON AND TRAVIS PILLOW AND ASHLEY JOCHIM, The Atlantic. At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, Holly Daniels’ third grade...
By: JENNIFER POON AND TRAVIS PILLOW AND ASHLEY JOCHIM, The Atlantic. At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, Holly Daniels’ third grade...
By CHRISTINE PITTS AND BREE DUSSEAULT, The Atlantic, 3/8/2022. Connecticut received $110 million in federal COVID relief funding for...
By Katie Roiphe, The Atlantic Over the past few months, I have been saving up all the advice I wish someone had given me when I went off...
(HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont and Education Commissioner Charlene Russell-Tucker today announced that 150 proposals submitted by...
CT Insider, Adam Hushin, March 26, 2022 The state Department of Education released its Condition of Education in Connecticut report for...
From savethechildren.org Six-year-old Olha* lives in a town on the frontline of the conflict in Eastern Ukraine. As hostilities in...
FROM THE NEW YORK TIMES. In March, when the coronavirus shut down schools in Portland, Ore., Juliet Travis was desperate to find ways to...
FROM THE NEW YORK TIMES. With all the talk of remote learning for secondary schools and colleges, one important population is missing...
From the University of Michigan. During the fall semester, University of Michigan students in Melanie Manos’ Detroit Connections: In the...
FROM PBS. With many college admissions testing sites closing down during the pandemic, as many as 50 percent of early applications...
From The Atlantic. Rebecca Palacios on the importance of including parents in their children’s earliest schooling. When I visited...
FROM NPR. A yellow school bus with snow on the roof chugs up to the front door of Bucksport High School in Maine, where Principal Josh...
FROM NPR. SEE THE COMIC HERE.
FROM PBS NEWS HOUR. The questions around when to reopen more schools for in person classes remains front and center for millions of...
FROM NPR. For the kids in our lives, the last nine months have been many things. Scary — because an invisible, unknown illness was...
BY JULIE JARGON, THE WALL STREET JOURNAL. With high-school students across the country fresh off exams, many teachers will be eyeing...
BY JULIE JARGON, THE WALL STREET JOURNAL. We’re nine months into the pandemic and remote school is wearing on students. Boys, who are at...
FROM JULIE JARGON, THE WALL STREET JOURNAL. Remote school has exposed a number of inequities in education, from rural residents who don’t...
FROM THE ATLANTIC. For the past 26 years, Chuck Yarborough, the U.S. and African American history teacher at the Mississippi School of...
FROM NPR. It's that time of year! New semester, new assignments, new Student Podcast Challenge. Yep, NPR's Student Podcast Challenge is...