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Indiana
Is Indiana using the best method for counting children living in poverty?
By Dylan Peers McCoy
April 10, 2019
Detroit
Teacher evaluation decision goes to Michigan house as deadline looms
By Koby Levin
April 10, 2019
New York
Asian students continue to benefit most from program meant to integrate NYC’s specialized high schools
By Alex Zimmerman
April 10, 2019

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Indiana
Indianapolis Public Schools gets $1 million boost for career readiness
By Dylan Peers McCoy
April 10, 2019
Chicago
Lori Lightfoot names four women of color to head education transition team
By Adeshina Emmanuel
April 10, 2019
Newark
Feeling ‘cheated’ by her own schooling, this award-winning N.J. math teacher tried to become the teacher she never had
By Patrick Wall
April 9, 2019
Colorado
Adams 14 superintendent out as leader of the troubled district
By Yesenia Robles
April 9, 2019
Chicago
Internet failure interrupts ‘Zombie PARCC’ at some Chicago schools
By Cassie Walker Burke
Updated April 10, 2019
Colorado
Police are investigating anti-Semitic vandalism at a Denver elementary school
By Melanie Asmar
April 9, 2019
Colorado
One company could lead school improvement efforts in at least two Colorado districts soon
By Yesenia Robles
April 9, 2019
New York
Initially rejected, 144 students learn they were accepted to NYC’s coveted Lab School
By Reema Amin
April 9, 2019
New York
NY teachers union, state officials decry computer-based testing snafus — but see different solutions
By Reema Amin
Updated
New York
Here’s your first chance to tell New York senators how you feel about the city’s segregated specialized high schools
By Christina Veiga
April 8, 2019
School safety agents walk the hallway at the James Monroe High School Campus Annex in the Bronx. New York
Suspensions drop 14 percent in New York City after a spike last school year
By Alex Zimmerman
April 8, 2019
Students protest lengthy suspensions outside City Hall. New York
After lengthy suspensions spark outrage, NYC officials are sending students back to class 30 percent faster
By Alex Zimmerman
April 8, 2019