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Dana Goldstein

New York

National Correspondent at The New York Times

National correspondent @NYTimes. Author of THE TEACHER WARS.

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  • 2 days ago | seattletimes.com | Dana Goldstein

    The Trump administration declared on Wednesday that the California Department of Education had violated federal law by allowing transgender girls to compete on female sports teams. It gave the state 10 days to reverse its policies or face “imminent enforcement action.” The administration has argued that when schools recognize transgender identities, they violate girls’ rights under Title IX, which prohibits sex discrimination.

  • 2 days ago | flipboard.com | Dana Goldstein

    The Supreme Court Picks Trump Over the Rule of LawThe high court has dealt a savage blow to due process and has rewarded the administration for defying court orders. The Supreme Court dealt a severe …

  • 2 days ago | nytimes.com | Dana Goldstein

    The Trump administration declared on Wednesday that the California Department of Education had violated federal law by allowing transgender girls to compete on female sports teams. It gave the state 10 days to reverse its policies or face “imminent enforcement action.”The administration has argued that when schools recognize transgender identities, they violate girls’ rights under Title IX, which prohibits sex discrimination.

  • 1 week ago | nytimes.com | Dana Goldstein |Irene Sanchez |Mark Abramson

    As President Trump promised mass deportations, educators sounded alarms that the actions could scare families away from school, affecting both immigrant and nonimmigrant students. Now, new research provides evidence that immigration raids did appear to lower school attendance. A Stanford University study found that parents kept their children out of school more often after raids swept California’s Central Valley this winter.

  • 1 week ago | bostonglobe.com | Dana Goldstein |Irene Sanchez

    As President Trump promised mass deportations, educators sounded alarms that the actions could scare families away from school, affecting both immigrant and nonimmigrant students. Now, new research provides evidence that immigration raids did appear to lower school attendance. A Stanford University study found that parents kept their children out of school more often after raids swept California’s Central Valley this winter.

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Dana Goldstein
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6 Jun 25

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6 Jun 25

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🚨 TODAY at 3:00pm 🚨 @rickhess99 in conversation with @DanaGoldstein on the future of K-12 school reform RSVP at the link below and tune in when the event goes live at 3:00pm: https://t.co/AiBo9Idez6

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5 Jun 25

Would love to see you at this event tomorrow! Friday, 3 pm, sign-up below

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What happened to the old consensus on K-12 ed reform? Is it a lamentable loss or a case of "good riddance"? And what happens next? These questions and more will be discussed in @rickhess99 and @DanaGoldstein's fireside chat, this Friday at 3:00pm. RSVP at the link below: https://t.co/7YrcppizP6