Expected Trump Order to Shutter Education Dept. Could Amount to ‘Pocket Change’

Fordham Institute
A new report from the Collaborative for Student Success aims to refocus attention on the “honesty gap” in the wake of the latest (and disastrous) NAEP results.

Center Square
The Colorado House Education Committee passed a bipartisan bill Wednesday requiring all public schools to have a policy on cellphones.

EdWeek
Over 80 percent of America’s children attend one of the nearly 100,000 public schools across the country.

Chalkbeat
Schools that take steps to enroll more students of color in selective programs or to hire a more racially diverse teaching force could face civil rights investigations under the Trump administration — even if they’re using criteria other than race to achieve those goals.

The 74
After weeks of closure rumors and President Donald Trump pushing to shutter the U.S. Department of Education “immediately,” his education secretary nominee Thursday offered the strongest statement so far that the fate of the agency rests with Congress.

Young voices made a big impact at the State Capitol while inspiring their educators along the way.