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  1. Feb 3

    From team & : the pandemic's massive disruption of college dreams for Latino students. Combines original data analysis, student voices, and context. It's my pick for this week's .

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  2. Feb 5

    .. I just kept thinking how horribly ironic it is that the year Oregon was *supposed* to be at a balanced and strong ratio of nurses to students is the year a pandemic hit and we needed them more than ever, and we’re just not even close. (2/2)

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  3. Feb 3

    Hey, journos: It's time to share your best work of the past 7 days! Go ahead and !

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  4. 26 Jun 2020

    Meet Paola. She's 18 & works at In-N-Out. And at one time this spring, she was the breadwinner for her household. Working teens who aren't risks still shoulder big stresses at home and school during :

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  5. Feb 3

    Texas schools have a patchwork of solutions to provide internet service to kids. Now Gov. Abbott has declared broadband access a emergency item. Will the state be able to close digital divides? reports

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  6. Feb 4

    1 of every 5 Dallas high schoolers -- 9,000 kids -- are not attending classes with regularity as the pandemic disrupts lives. reports

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  7. 16 Sep 2020

    Every night principal writes 1 thing that went well that day in her planner. Over weeks and months, small wins accumulate into a record of growth and progress. This tip and more for getting through a difficult school year 👇👇

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  8. 15 Sep 2020

    San Antonio Teacher Loses Job After Refusing to Stop Wearing Black Lives Matter Mask Story:

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  9. 1 Oct 2020

    It was an honor to help on this project and use the data skills at and I learned over the past decade as an education reporter

    Special thank you to ’s and who took time out their busy schedules to help me understand the in’s and out’s of the data used in this story.
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  10. Jan 8

    “All those people who descended on the Capitol — they were once students sitting in someone’s social studies classroom. As educators, we have a moral obligation to teach this.” By ' EdLab:

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  11. 26 Jun 2020

    Meet Juan. He's 17 & an apprentice locksmith. He considered dropping out of his school to work. Money's tight at home because of . Juan didn't drop out. Experts say there are students like him who might.

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  12. 10 Dec 2020

    Just wanted to give a big TY to all the educators & parents who spoke w. me for this story about a nationwide rise in failing grades & what should be done to help struggling Ss. I also wanted to tell you a little bit more about how we reported it

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  13. 3 Jun 2020

    So again, here's that story you probably missed: How the coronavirus pandemic multiplies struggles for Louisville's disconnected youth

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  14. 31 Aug 2020

    “The moment I take down these posters is the moment that I tell my kids in the back that they don't matter.” RGV Teacher Uses Her Own Disciplinary Action To Push Discussion Of Race, Identity In The Classroom Story w/ audio :

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  15. Jan 12

    Indiana told teachers they'd be in the second group of people prioritized for the COVID-19 vaccine, after front line healthcare workers and long-term care residents. Then, the state changed its plan. So, when will teachers get vaccinated?

    When the state rolled out a new COVID-19 vaccine plan, it left a lot of Indiana teachers asking the question: what about us?
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  16. Jan 13

    “There are certain days in your life where you watch the news all day because something so extraordinary is happening that it’s almost irresponsible not to, and today is one of those days.” My latest on how Yakima County teachers discussed the D.C. riot in class.

    Teachers, students in Yakima County work through lessons from the U.S. Capitol riot. "That's a teachable moment," one teacher said. Education coverage from at the .
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  17. Feb 5

    Texas schools say they'll need millions to help bring students back up to speed after the pandemic. But the fate of billions in federal COVID relief and hundreds of millions in state funding is still in limbo

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  18. 21 Sep 2020

    A1 today with and : Washington state guidelines to partially reopen schools for in-person classes are among the most cautious in the country. We asked why, poring over wildly inconsistent guidelines nationwide.

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  19. 4 Nov 2020

    Arizona enrollment is down by 50,000 students. Where did they go?

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  20. 11 Nov 2020

    I interviewed seniors who came to Orlando when times were good. Theme parks? Events? No doubt they were excited for the future. Now, they show strength, resilience & flexibility as they figure out what's next.

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