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Lawmakers consider major changes to Indiana curriculum bill

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•Feb. 15, 2022

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Illinois

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Illinois

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Illinois
•Apr. 29, 2022
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•Apr. 14, 2022
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Texas
•Mar. 30, 2022
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•Mar. 28, 2022
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•Mar. 23, 2022
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•Mar. 15, 2022
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Mississippi
•Mar. 10, 2022

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Lawmakers consider major changes to Indiana curriculum bill

Seeing a gap in accountability, some push for a new approach to racial harassment in schools

April’s Teacher of the Month loves working in her home neighborhood of Back of the Yards

All News

Seeing a gap in accountability, some push for a new approach to racial harassment in schools

April’s Teacher of the Month loves working in her home neighborhood of Back of the Yards

Illinois educators, advocates, parents push back against state assessment proposal

Here’s How Many Hours a Week Teachers Work

Why the star of ‘Abbott Elementary’ surprised this Philadelphia teacher

The West Steps: Centering school climate in K-12 education

20 exceptional educators accepted to Teach Plus Arkansas program

High schools could lose AP course designations, teachers are torn over how to move forward

Teacher critiques grading reform, low pay; union leader defends tax compromise

Longer school days and years remain rare as schools fight learning loss with optional time

Illinois teachers would be able to use sick days for mental health. Will it help?

‘You are not alone, and we need you to know that’: What schools are doing to support students’ mental health