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Trump's 'Big, Beautiful Bill' Losing Momentum in Senate

Elon Musk · United States

Trump's 'Big, Beautiful Bill' Losing Momentum in Senate

42% Left coverage: 157 sources

Elon Musk criticizes Trump's 'big, beautiful bill,' pushing for deeper spending cuts in the Senate. GOP leaders defend the legislation.See the Story

The ICE Raid that Never Happened, DCPS's Anti-Truancy Failure, & "Off to Post on Bluesky." - Best Ed Journalism of the Week (06/13/2025)

Immigration and Customs Enforcement · Los Angeles

The ICE Raid that Never Happened, DCPS's Anti-Truancy Failure, & "Off to Post on Bluesky." - Best Ed Journalism of the Week (06/13/2025)

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

In this week’s newsletter: The school ICE raid that never happened. The stunning failure of DC’s middle school anti-truancy program. A professor who found “everyday racism” in classrooms picks a school for her own child. Reflections on school reform from The New York Times’ Dana Goldstein. And: Is it time to return to Twitter? (Yes.) THE ICE RAID THAT NEVER HAPPENED The big education story of the week The big education story of the week is th…See the Story

Finding a joyful school

Education · Las Vegas

Finding a joyful school

How to pick a school where your child won’t experience the slow violence of everyday classroom racism. By Ranita Ray, sociologist and author (SLOW VIOLENCE) By the time I found myself touring schools for our recently turned 5-year-old, I had already read all the stories and spent three years inside two schools in one of the nation’s largest school districts.Based on my research as a sociologist who studies education, I found myself battling dee…Read Article

Make room for non-traditional education journalism!?

Traditional journalism has been knocked off its pedestal. Alternative sources, approaches, and platforms are proliferating. What happens next? By Alexander Russo A few months ago, I asked a parent for the names of education journalists whose work she admired, and she told me a bunch of names of people who aren’t journalists. They’re knowledgeable educators, parents, and researchers who share useful information and insightful analysis about sc…Journalism · Chicago Read Article

Ways teachers can keep senioritis at bay

Q: “I teach high school seniors and always worry about how to engage them at the end of the school year. How can I keep them motivated even though they have gotten into college and don’t feel like school is a priority right now?” -Signed, A weary high school teacher A: It’s that time of year again—seniors are checked out, college acceptances are in, and focus is waning. You’re not alone in worrying about how to keep them engaged when graduation …Read Article

Some Chicago high schools are rethinking lenient grading amid surging absenteeism – Chalkbeat Chicago

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Some educators and experts think no-zero grading — and a broader push to avoid giving F’s — is one reason why CPS has experienced two seemingly conflicting trends since the pandemic: High absenteeism among high school students and increasing graduation rates.Pandemic · United States See the Story

Why does everyone downplay classroom chaos?

A career educator calls on parents and journalists to resist dismissing the everyday chaos that engulfs too many classrooms. By Gail Johnson If there has been one commonality among viewers of Netflix’s four-part series, “Adolescence,” it’s that most viewers want to dismiss the show as hyperbole. This is particularly true for the second episode of the series, which centers on the main character Jamie’s school. This episode depicts students who a…Education · South Carolina Read Article

Half of US states now have laws banning or regulating cellphones in schools, with more to follow

82% Center coverage: 85 sources

US Politics · United States See the Story

Board hears research on absenteeism

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Two Texas Tech University professors Jessica Gottlieb and Jacob Kirksey presented Phase I of an study digging into the root causes of absenteeism in Ector County ISD during a workshop Tuesday evening. The research is being funded through a grant and comes at no cost to the district. Phase I was a review of current research on causes and effects of absenteeism. Initial interviews were conducted with principals, teachers and attendance clerks on s…Professors See the Story

Strategies to protect student learning while addressing discipline issues

Q: “How can we protect the educational process for all students when discipline issues often get in the way?” Signed, A frustrated dean of students A: Discipline issues in schools can disrupt the learning environment, making it difficult for educators to teach and students to learn. While maintaining order is essential, it’s equally important to ensure that disciplinary measures don’t overshadow the primary goal: fostering a productive and inclu…United States · United States Read Article

House Republicans propose $5 billion for private school vouchers

55% Center coverage: 118 sources

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