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FROM Chalkbeat Philadelphia
Philadelphia’s premier magnet school loses its first Black principal after 3
years on the job
Jeannine Hendricks Payne departs Masterman in the wake of controversies over
antisemitism and admissions changes to lead Strawberry Mansion High.
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WITHOUT HOUSING, WE WERE OUT OF OPTIONS. COVID QUARANTINE OFFERED MY FAMILY A
PATH FORWARD.
After months of homelessness and despair, my family found a safe haven in
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| May 14
First Person
WHY DID SO MANY BLACK TEACHERS LOSE THEIR JOBS AFTER THE BROWN V. BOARD RULING?
The mass displacement following the landmark Supreme Court decision affects
communities and the teaching profession to this day.
By
Valencia Ann Abbott
| May 10
First Person
WANT TO SHOW TEACHERS YOU APPRECIATE THEM? BECOME A GUEST EDUCATOR.
It’s Teacher Appreciation Week. Donuts and discounts are nice gestures, but
here’s what could move the needle for educators.
By
Ronak Shah
| May 9
First Person
MY DAD LOVED ALL LIVING THINGS. I HOPE HE IS WATCHING ANIMAL PLANET IN HEAVEN.
I am one of the thousands of NYC kids who lost a parent to COVID. Here’s what I
want you to know about my dad.
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Shamima Ahmed
| June 3
First Person
EVEN AS I DIRECTED MY SCHOOL’S PRODUCTION OF ‘FIDDLER ON THE ROOF,’ I KEPT MY
JEWISH FAITH A SECRET
Amid rising antisemitism and a devastating war, I wondered how the community
would respond to this unmistakably Jewish play.
By
Samantha Alexander
| May 31
First Person
HERE’S HOW I TALK TO MY STUDENTS ABOUT PRONOUNS, INCLUDING MY OWN
People sometimes assume trans and nonbinary educators are correcting pronouns
resentfully or talking about gender in age-inappropriate ways. The truth is far
more mundane.
By
Ellie Bell
| May 22
First Person
I GO TO A HIGH SCHOOL FOR PREGNANT AND PARENTING STUDENTS. IT HAS PUT GRADUATION
WITHIN REACH.
My story is about persevering, but it’s also about getting the unique support I
needed to turn my situation around.
By
Mahciah Campbell
| May 22
First Person
70 YEARS AFTER BROWN, TOO MANY U.S. SCHOOLS REMAIN HYPERSEGREGATED AND UNEQUAL
‘Did you say segregation ended?’ My student’s question speaks to the reality
inside classrooms.
By
Shannon Paige Clark
| May 18
First Person
WHAT WE LEAVE OUT WHEN WE TEACH ABOUT BROWN V. BOARD
Lessons about the landmark school desegregation case must include Freedom
Schools.
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Abigail Henry
| May 15
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WITHOUT HOUSING, WE WERE OUT OF OPTIONS. COVID QUARANTINE OFFERED MY FAMILY A
PATH FORWARD.
After months of homelessness and despair, my family found a safe haven in
Newark.
By
Alexa Brown-Hill
| May 14
First Person
WHY DID SO MANY BLACK TEACHERS LOSE THEIR JOBS AFTER THE BROWN V. BOARD RULING?
The mass displacement following the landmark Supreme Court decision affects
communities and the teaching profession to this day.
By
Valencia Ann Abbott
| May 10
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WANT TO SHOW TEACHERS YOU APPRECIATE THEM? BECOME A GUEST EDUCATOR.
It’s Teacher Appreciation Week. Donuts and discounts are nice gestures, but
here’s what could move the needle for educators.
By
Ronak Shah
| May 9
First Person
MY DAD LOVED ALL LIVING THINGS. I HOPE HE IS WATCHING ANIMAL PLANET IN HEAVEN.
I am one of the thousands of NYC kids who lost a parent to COVID. Here’s what I
want you to know about my dad.
By
Shamima Ahmed
| June 3
First Person
EVEN AS I DIRECTED MY SCHOOL’S PRODUCTION OF ‘FIDDLER ON THE ROOF,’ I KEPT MY
JEWISH FAITH A SECRET
Amid rising antisemitism and a devastating war, I wondered how the community
would respond to this unmistakably Jewish play.
By
Samantha Alexander
| May 31
First Person
HERE’S HOW I TALK TO MY STUDENTS ABOUT PRONOUNS, INCLUDING MY OWN
People sometimes assume trans and nonbinary educators are correcting pronouns
resentfully or talking about gender in age-inappropriate ways. The truth is far
more mundane.
By
Ellie Bell
| May 22
First Person
I GO TO A HIGH SCHOOL FOR PREGNANT AND PARENTING STUDENTS. IT HAS PUT GRADUATION
WITHIN REACH.
My story is about persevering, but it’s also about getting the unique support I
needed to turn my situation around.
By
Mahciah Campbell
| May 22
First Person
70 YEARS AFTER BROWN, TOO MANY U.S. SCHOOLS REMAIN HYPERSEGREGATED AND UNEQUAL
‘Did you say segregation ended?’ My student’s question speaks to the reality
inside classrooms.
By
Shannon Paige Clark
| May 18
First Person
WHAT WE LEAVE OUT WHEN WE TEACH ABOUT BROWN V. BOARD
Lessons about the landmark school desegregation case must include Freedom
Schools.
By
Abigail Henry
| May 15
First Person
WITHOUT HOUSING, WE WERE OUT OF OPTIONS. COVID QUARANTINE OFFERED MY FAMILY A
PATH FORWARD.
After months of homelessness and despair, my family found a safe haven in
Newark.
By
Alexa Brown-Hill
| May 14
First Person
WHY DID SO MANY BLACK TEACHERS LOSE THEIR JOBS AFTER THE BROWN V. BOARD RULING?
The mass displacement following the landmark Supreme Court decision affects
communities and the teaching profession to this day.
By
Valencia Ann Abbott
| May 10
First Person
WANT TO SHOW TEACHERS YOU APPRECIATE THEM? BECOME A GUEST EDUCATOR.
It’s Teacher Appreciation Week. Donuts and discounts are nice gestures, but
here’s what could move the needle for educators.
By
Ronak Shah
| May 9
FROM Chalkbeat Chicago
‘It was a little weird’: 10 Chicago graduates talk about what it was like
starting high school during COVID-19
The Class of 2024 had a normal senior year with in-person classes, prom, and
graduation. But this year’s seniors started high school anything but normally.
By
Samantha Smylie
| Today, 10:27pm GMT+2
FROM Chalkbeat Indiana
Focus on work remains in revised diploma plan, but college-bound students may
get special seal
State officials writing new graduation requirements want students pursuing an
advanced diploma to have work experience.
By
Aleksandra Appleton
| Today, 9:35pm GMT+2
FROM Chalkbeat New York
NYC parents, lawmakers call to end early voting in schools over safety concerns
and gym disruptions
One parent, worried about potential safety issues, also said her kids missed
more than 30 days of gym because of early voting.
By
Julian Shen-Berro
| Today, 7:51pm GMT+2
FROM Chalkbeat Philadelphia
Pennsylvania lawmakers take first step to overhaul school funding
The state House Education Committee approved a bill that would increase school
funding to historically underfunded districts like Philly and reform spending on
cyber charter schools.
By
Peter Hall
| Today, 7:49pm GMT+2
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Interested in activism? New book shows how teens fight for change at school and
in their communities
‘Don’t Wait’ follows three young women as they fight for environmental justice,
the removal of school police, and access to arts education. Each activist takes
her own path to achieve change.
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Kalyn Belsha
| Today, 7:30pm GMT+2
FROM Chalkbeat Colorado
Colorado to spend $20 million of Juul settlement on grant program to improve
youth mental health
The program will prioritize collaborations between school districts and
community organizations.
By
Melanie Asmar
| June 4
FROM Chalkbeat New York
Eric Adams restores $127 million for NYC schools as federal relief runs dry
The funding will help keep school budgets afloat, restore hours that had been
cut from the city’s popular summer school initiative, and stabilize a slew of
other programs.
By
Alex Zimmerman
| June 4
FROM Chalkbeat Chicago
For students exposed to violence, some Chicago schools make a difference
New report: Schools can be a game changer for students who live near the sites
of killings
By
Mila Koumpilova
| June 4
FROM Chalkbeat Indiana
Proposed new diploma requirements could have an outsize impact on college-going
students
Proposed changes would eliminate a diploma popular with Indiana’s college-going
students while it’s not clear if the state has enough support to help them meet
new requirements.
By
Aleksandra Appleton
| June 4
FROM Chalkbeat Colorado
Here’s how to stay on track this summer if you plan to attend college in the
fall
After a spring full of FAFSA issues, Colorado advisors offer advice for students
planning to attend college in the fall.
By
Jason Gonzales
| June 4
FROM Chalkbeat Chicago
CPS principal, staff stymied police investigation of mass shooting at Pilsen
high school, emails, interviews show
In the first crucial hours, police could not get access to video surveillance, a
witness, and other key information in a shooting that left two students dead,
two wounded. CPS says it cooperated.
By
Peter Nickeas
| May 31
FROM Chalkbeat Colorado
How a Denver counselor plans to keep students on track to college this summer
Denver Scholarship Foundation counselor Federico Rangel said advisers worry that
graduates won’t have the support they need to show up on campus in the fall.
By
Jason Gonzales
| May 31
FROM Chalkbeat Philadelphia
Philadelphia students who want to discuss the experience of Palestinian people
say they feel ‘censored’
Over 100 students, educators, and parents rallied outside the Board of Education
meeting on Thursday demanding the school district do more to support difficult
classroom conversations about the rights of Palestinian people.
By
Carly Sitrin
and
Emily Rizzo
| May 31
FROM Chalkbeat New York
New musical ‘SAFE’ highlights NYC student experiences with police, school safety
The theater production will run for one day only through a partnership between
the New York Civil Liberties Union and the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
By
Julian Shen-Berro
| May 31
FROM Chalkbeat New York
Hochul considers smartphone ban for New York schools, citing student mental
health concerns
Hochul said smartphones should not be available to students during the school
day, to help shield them from the potential harms of social media.
By
Julian Shen-Berro
| May 30
FROM Chalkbeat Chicago
With school almost out, Chicago Public Schools opens registration for summer
programs
Families can start enrolling in academic, enrichment, and transition programs
for the summer.
By
Reema Amin
| May 30
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FROM Chalkbeat Indiana
The Class of 2024 saw its Indianapolis school grow from roughly 60 students to
over 150
Seniors in Rooted School’s first graduating class were among the students who
entered high school at the height of the pandemic.
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Amelia Pak-Harvey
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FROM Chalkbeat Philadelphia
Philadelphia parents say mandatory graduation fees are excessive and lack
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| May 30
FROM Chalkbeat Colorado
‘Apreciar el tiempo que se me concede:’ una estudiante de Denver lleva a la
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Los estudiantes que pasaron su primer año de high school con educación a
distancia se gradúan esta primavera.
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Melanie Asmar
| May 30
FROM Chalkbeat Colorado
After experiencing freshman year online, this student is graduating with sights
on the great outdoors
Millions of members of the Class of 2024 started high school online and off
camera. This Denver student learned lessons she’ll carry with her to college and
beyond.
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| May 30
FROM Chalkbeat Indiana
Ex-IPS teacher at center of ‘fight club’ lawsuit charged with felony neglect of
a dependent
The charge comes after a lawsuit alleged Julious Johnican allowed and encouraged
students to attack their 7-year-old classmate.
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| May 29
FROM Chalkbeat New York
NYC preschool programs say 60-day shelter limits have harmed families and
operations
Preschool operators say the city policy limiting the shelter stays of migrant
families to 60 days has had devastating effects on their families and programs.
By
Michael Elsen-Rooney
| May 29
FROM Chalkbeat Chicago
How much money did Illinois lawmakers put toward education in the new 2025
budget?
The $53.1 billion budget funds a new early childhood education department,
creates a state child tax credit, and adds $350 million more to K-12 public
schools.
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Samantha Smylie
| May 29
FROM Chalkbeat New York
Principal de una escuela en NYC presionó a estudiantes inmigrantes a
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Regents Exam, según las familias y el personal de la escuela.
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| May 29
FROM Chalkbeat Indiana
Tindley Accelerated Schools’ former CEO charged with defrauding the charter
network
Brian Metcalf is accused of fraudulently billing the charter network for goods
and services with two other parties. The school intends to seek restitution.
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| May 29
FROM Chalkbeat Tennessee
Tennessee textbook commission prepares for school library book appeals, hires
its first staff
Former librarian will lead panel that could decide which titles students
statewide can access.
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Marta W. Aldrich
| May 29
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PODCAST: Student protests, free speech, and NYC public schools
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protests about the Israel-Hamas war and the student freedom of speech issues
being raised.
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| May 29
FROM Chalkbeat Indiana
IPS considers resolution on charter partnerships amid tension between pro-,
anti-charter parents
The resolution reaffirms the district’s need to collaborate with charter
schools. But some parents want the district to hold off, and examine whether
such partnerships are working.
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Amelia Pak-Harvey
| May 29
FROM Chalkbeat Chicago
At least 30% of Chicago schools set to lose staff positions under new CPS
formula, documents show
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school. But a Chalkbeat analysis of new documents and files indicate many
schools are facing reductions.
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| May 28
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Estudiante de familia inmigrante devuelve el favor traduciendo el sitio web de
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él. Cuando decidió ir, terminó trabajando en proyectos para ayudar a otros
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| May 29
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This student helped the Community College of Aurora as they translated the
entire school website
Elmer Hernandez hopes his work translating the Community College of Aurora’s
website helps other students who are native Spanish speakers.
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| May 29
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A Brooklyn 'gifted' school wins first waiver to opt out of NYC’s literacy
curriculum mandate
Families at The Brooklyn School of Inquiry have won a lengthy fight to avoid
using Houghton Mifflin Harcourt’s reading program. Will other schools follow?
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Alex Zimmerman
| May 29
FROM Chalkbeat New York
A 1-day school week before winter break? This student is asking NYC to change
its ‘dumb’ calendar.
Isaac Regnier, a Brooklyn seventh grader, is petitioning to make Dec. 23 a day
off, arguing that attendance will be low.
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Amy Zimmer
| May 28
FROM Chalkbeat Indiana
Creek Point Academy withdraws bid to open in Andrew J. Brown site on Far
Eastside
The withdrawal pauses a potential battle between Creek Point Academy and Andrew
J. Brown Academy, which began when Andrew J. Brown moved to drop its for-profit
operator.
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Amelia Pak-Harvey
| May 23
FROM Chalkbeat Indiana
Charter school supporters call on state to bolster Indianapolis transportation
options
Charter supporters are calling on the state to use a pilot program to help
Indianapolis charter schools find new approaches.
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| May 28
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