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The week before the vote on Denver’s proposed school closures was marked by protests and pushback
Students walked out of class Friday and marched to Denver Public Schools headquarters, where they chanted, “Keep your hands!
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After Polis’ budget proposal, school leaders worry Colorado will change course on last year’s school funding promises
Colorado districts expect millions in cuts to what they anticipated receiving next year if changes proposed by Gov. Jared ...
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List of nearly 400 purged library books is circulating among Tennessee school districts
One Tennessee district’s list of books removed from its school libraries under a state law is being used by other districts ...
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NYC ed panel delays SHSAT vote, teeing up public debate over admission to specialized high schools
It’s the second time the Panel for Educational Policy has pushed back its vote on a contract for a computer-based version of ...
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NYC school enrollment steadies, but system has 100,000 fewer K-12 students than pre-pandemic
Enrollment in New York City’s public schools stayed flat this year, falling by 0.1% from last year, according to preliminary ...
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Ballot challenges, big money, information gaps: How Chicago’s first school board elections played out
In Chicago’s District 10 board race, ballot challenges, money, and attack ads swept in. The race mirrored some of the school ...
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Newark Public Schools receives $25K grant from Gates Foundation as it expands AI tutor chatbot
Newark Public Schools received a $25,000 grant to support the expansion of Khanmigo, an artificial intelligence tutoring tool ...
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Trump plan to ax the Education Department might affect kids with disabilities a lot — or a little
Trump has called for abolishing the U.S. Department of Education. How that affects students with disabilities would depend a lot on what happens next.