Op-eds for Impact
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Fewer ‘hold on’ moments, more breakthroughs: What Indiana classrooms really need
Josh Heideman
- The Hamilton County Reporter
Indiana
•Sep. 16, 2026“While staffing our classrooms as teams won’t solve every issue in our schools, it delivers the one resource we need most: time. Indiana has the power to change the narrative in our classrooms, so fewer students hear “Hold on just a second,” and more hear “I’m here. Let’s figure it out together.”
—Josh Heideman
Indiana Returning Policy Fellow
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Literacy is the law. Now, let’s teach teachers how to swim
Jillian Geraghty
- The Bay State Banner
Massachusetts
•Sep. 23, 2026Op Eds
Mentorship first, AI second: How my students solved real engineering problems
Jose Rivas
- EdSource
California
•Sep. 7, 2026All Ops-eds
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My Turn | Illinois teachers have a numeracy plan; now we need a skill map
Tracy Selock
- The News-Gazette
Illinois
•Nov. 3, 2026Op Eds
To solve Pa.’s literacy crisis, put resources behind reform | Opinion
Jason M. Kosmiski
- Erie Times-News
Pennsylvania
•Nov. 2, 2026Op Eds
OPINION: Charter schools should have reliable space and transportation
Jessica Castro-Buelna
- Albuquerque Journal
New Mexico
•Oct. 27, 2026Op Eds
California must teach students the tools to guide their own learning
Shannon Lyons
- Capitol Weekly
California
•Oct. 19, 2026Op Eds
From buildings to buses: How New Mexico can help public charter schools and students thrive
Jessica Castro-Buelna
- Las Cruces Bulletin
New Mexico
•Oct. 15, 2026Op Eds
Different Perspectives, Shared Challenges: What Parents and Educators Taught Us About Special Education
Ben Locke
- Autism Alliance of Michigan blog
Michigan
•Oct. 8, 2026