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Racial Violence Can Follow Students Into the Classroom–Here’s how Tenderness Can Make a Difference

Black students are constantly dealing with the effects of what Lamar Johnson, an associate professor at Michigan State University, calls racial violence.

Parents Storm D.C., Tell the GOP Whose Rights They Forgot in Their “Parents Bill of Rights”

This week, parents protested H.R. 5, the so-called Parents Bill of Rights. Recent polling reveals their true priority: ending the school culture wars.

View of the U.S. Capital, where the House is considering a parents rights bill. Photo by Louis Velazquez on Unsplash.

The So-Called Parents Bill of Rights Recycles a Dangerous Playbook

Congress should be ensuring states are investing their pandemic recovery resources where they are needed most: supporting student recovery.

Child on her way to school during the pandemic.

4 Post-Pandemic Strategies to Keep Parents and Schools Connected

When parents and teachers work together as partners in a student’s success, the impact on student progress can be significant.

The Politics of Building a Black Educator Pipeline (Dr. Elizabeth Todd-Breland)

Author and professor Dr. Elizabeth Todd-Breland helps us understand the tie between politics and education.

E13: Educators Targeted by Partisan Attacks Can Now Get Help (Ft. Heather Harding)

Partisan attacks on public education and educators are on the rise.

Public school parents want their children to learn about kindness, empathy and collaboration.

POLL: Public School Parents Want SEL in Schools, Divisive Parents Out

Public school parents want kids to learn social-emotional learning (SEL) skills like kindness. They reject book bans and threats against school boards.