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- How to Really Fix Higher Ed
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May 31, 8:10 AM:
Rather than wiping the slate clean on student debt, Washington should take a hard look at reforming a broken system.
- How to Make Up the Covid Learning Loss
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May 31, 8:06 AM:
Paying students for attendance, behavior and homework can boost achievement.
- How Bus Driver Shortages & Soaring Costs Spurred Innovations in Getting Indianapolis Students to Cla
- Mar 30, 9:37 AM: While driver shortages and rising costs for buses and repairs are issues for schools nationwide, in Indianapolis, these challenges have spurred innovations for both the school district and a nonprofit that supports the charter and >
- Ed On The Edge: A Conversation With Deborah Quazzo About What To Expect At ASU+GSV 2022
- Mar 29, 10:05 AM: That’s why this year’s ASU+GSV Summit—“Ed on the Edge: Imagining a New Era in Which People Have Equal Access to the Future”—could not be more timely or more important. Scheduled for April 4-6 in San Diego, California, this year’s >
- The pandemic upended education. Two years later, what changes are here to stay?
- Mar 28, 6:39 AM: Two years ago, the pandemic upended the education system. And while students are now back at their desks in before-times style, other parts of schooling will likely never be the same.
- Limits on Denver innovation schools’ autonomy up for a vote Thursday
- Mar 24, 7:21 AM: Innovation schools can opt out of some district policies, including parts of the collective bargaining agreement between DPS and the teachers' union.
- Families juggle having children at home during teachers strike. Organizations step in to help
- Mar 24, 7:13 AM: "We are pulling together a family resource center staff and whether we can offer a couple of hours of homework assistance or just a safe place where kids can come and recreate for a few hours," said Rachel Rios, the executive >
- Denver school board simplifies proposal to limit school autonomy
- Mar 22, 6:18 AM: A simplified version of a controversial Denver school board proposal would require semi-autonomous schools to follow the teachers union contract and grant Colorado’s version of teacher tenure. But the board late Monday removed a >
- Op-Ed: Putting Students First: Why Innovation Works in Denver Public Schools
- Mar 21, 6:12 AM: The proposal would direct the superintendent to develop policies that would significantly limit an innovation school’s ability to use flexibility to do what’s in the best interest of teachers, students and >
- Editorial: Open up new educational opportunities for students
- Mar 21, 5:49 AM: If the pandemic taught us anything, it was how to be creative and more open minded with technology —whether it be finding ways to allow employees to work remotely, allow citizens to view their governments in action remotely or >
- Opinion: DPS is attacking the innovations that make schools excel
- Mar 17, 5:59 AM: At two Beacon Network middle schools and other Denver Public innovation schools, teachers have worked for years to create plans to ensure we’re able to meet the unique needs of our students — and our efforts have paid off with our >
- GOP seeks funding for Youngkin’s lab schools push; Dems want per-pupil funds to stay with traditiona
- Mar 15, 9:04 AM: Gov. Glenn Youngkin ran on a promise to expand school choice in Virginia. But after a series of proposals were defeated in the legislature, his current chances for success will come down to 11th-hour negotiations for money to >
- How Outschool won the pandemic
- Mar 11, 9:29 AM: Even in an era of Zoom fatigue, Outschool managed to hook a million kids on its unique classes, more than quadrupled its value, and recruit 10,000 teachers amid rampant teaching shortages. But can it keep up the momentum?
- Details Unsettled for College-Sponsored ‘Lab Schools’ in Va.
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Mar 11, 7:08 AM:
A conference committee will have to work out the details on Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin's plan to partner colleges with K-12 systems to create “lab schools” that proponents say would spark education innovation. >
- Inside the debate over teacher rights and innovation schools in Denver
- Mar 10, 9:04 AM: A sweeping proposal that would shore up teacher job protections, standardize school calendars, and even ban busywork has divided Denver teachers, principals, and parents.
- Data shows Hamilton’s co-teaching collaborative is helping bridge COVID learning loss
- Mar 9, 10:12 AM: "We kind of thought outside the box and took an innovative approach where we put our money into our people,” said Andrea Blevins, associate superintendent for the Hamilton City School District. “We put two teachers in each of our >
- Dallas ISD’s ‘State Of The District’ Showcases Urban School Success
- Mar 7, 7:36 AM: Dallas ISD is back with its annual State of the District, an event that is part celebration, part report card for the community, but also a plea for North Texans to rethink what’s possible in urban public schools.
- Innovation, Curriculum, And The Pandemic, Oh My!
- Mar 2, 10:21 AM: If these new models do not grow after the pandemic, it won’t be from a lack of demand. Rather, it will be because educators and policymakers did not internalize the lessons that have been learned from the last two years and failed >
- EDGE school program creates global citizens
- Mar 2, 9:23 AM: One of the newest programs at Liberty High School, EDGE, is adpating the microschool concept to give students in all grades a chance to work through a variety of real-world issues.
- ASU Prep director a trailblazer in education innovation
- Mar 2, 8:51 AM: ASU Preparatory Academy and ASU Prep Digital Managing Director Julie Young has experienced a sea change in online education in the last few decades. Though her work has blazed trails in education, Young was always simply following >
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