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The results would drill down on what students know in their senior year, as well as in civics and science the74million.org/article/a-year…

Nearly a third of California voters are undecided in the race for state superintendent of public instruction. Via @CalMatters buff.ly/FO3FTtP

Earlier this week, The Trump administration announced changes to regulations governing the Child Care Development Fund, the key source of federal funding for childcare subsidies buff.ly/2zRYp0o

A Maine non-profit hired by the state to teach students soft skills to better prepare for careers believes it’s found a way to train and measure those skills — and other states are taking notice buff.ly/L9L2DNZ

Florida study: Cellphone bans promote academic gains ... after a year or so buff.ly/s8G6ADm

Roughly 1 in 5 children in North Carolina face hunger. But what does that statistic mean for the well-being of North Carolina’s students? Via @EducationNC buff.ly/87nAJy3

Pondiscio: The good news: High schools still assign novels in class. The bad news: They're not teaching enough of them, or teaching them the right way buff.ly/A86ZtBP

The Trump administration is rolling back Biden-era rules around provider payments and the 7% cap on family co-payments buff.ly/tPVML0C

Repost → @The74 AI in the Classroom 11 AI Prompts Every Teacher Should Know A useful guide that can help teachers save time, spark engagement, and help students actually learn. #open #educational #resource the74million.org/article/11-ai-…

After hours of witness testimony and pages of evidence, a struggling Oklahoma City charter school still has not convinced a state board that it should be allowed to stay open for another year. Via @Oklahoma_Voice buff.ly/KgwS3Te

The teaching team at Hunt Elementary School in Springdale has some of the highest growth scores in the state. Other schools are taking notice buff.ly/wQwUVyD

The latest release from the Education Scorecard shows that U.S. student achievement began a generational decline in 2013, long before COVID-19. Read more from @KevinMahnken here: buff.ly/LFYXCvt

Report: Roughly 76,000 fewer students enrolled in Texas public schools this academic year — the first non-pandemic decline in nearly four decades — with Hispanic students accounting for the overwhelming majority of the loss. Via @TexasTribune buff.ly/GZSIveC

New from me today @the74: Learning in K–12 schools began a generational decline 13 years ago. Top researchers just released an analysis exploring how it happened

Analysis: There's no point arguing about how to teach math if students haven't learned the skills to make those lessons work. Here are three ideas for better preparing students for grade-level content buff.ly/cG545PK

In @the74, @dfer_news CEO Jorge Elorza and Ben Austin write that Democrats have been protecting schools rather than questioning whether they work, and lay out four ways to get back on track for families. the74million.org/article/educat…

Principal's view: I was trying to reconcile budget cuts with instructional needs when an idea occurred to me: What if I could boost our capacity by putting my administrative team in classrooms as co-teachers? That’s now my school’s everyday reality buff.ly/iXzLU0V

With tuition assistance and a paid apprenticeship, Michigan is helping classroom aides join the teaching ranks in their own communities buff.ly/E1ttR7I

Anatomy of a ‘learning recession’: Academic losses began in 2013, report finds buff.ly/LFYXCvt