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  • 1 week ago | edweek.org | Lauren Santucci |Olina Banerji

    Through grants provided by the USDA, the rural Trenton school district in Tennessee was able to provide fresh fruits and meats from local farmers for students’ school meals. But the Trump administration’s March cancellation of those grants, which went to school districts across the country, mean the district’s nutrition director is swapping fresh fruits for fruit cups, and local farmers are in limbo.

  • 3 weeks ago | edweek.org | Sarah Sparks |Lauren Santucci

    John B. King, who served as education secretary under former President Barack Obama and today is the chancellor of the State University of New York, has countless connections to education. His mother was a guidance counselor in New York City, and his father was a teacher, the first Black principal in Brooklyn, and the city’s first Black deputy schools chief. But the most foundational connection he forged to the field was as a student.

  • 1 month ago | edweek.org | Lauren Santucci |Sarah Sparks

    Every Friday afternoon, a group of teachers in the Brooklyn borough of New York walk out of school feeling energized and ready for the weekend. While the daily stress of the classroom and the fatigue of busy days and long commutes can make it hard to find the time or energy to exercise, these teachers are able to simply walk down the hall to get a workout in.

  • Feb 27, 2025 | edweek.org | Vanessa Solis |Lauren Santucci

    Student Achievement K-12 Essentials Forum Learning Interventions That Work Join this free virtual event to explore best practices in academic interventions and how to know whether they are making a difference. Teacher Jobs Search over ten thousand teaching jobs nationwide — elementary, middle, high school and more.

  • Jan 30, 2025 | edweek.org | Stephen Sawchuk |Lauren Santucci

    Email Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Copy URL The latest results of the federally administered National Assessment of Educational Progress show continuing declines in students’ reading scores and some modest progress in math. Listen as Education Week breaks down the findings—and how to interpret them.

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