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Some Say Teachers Risk Losing Support as Walkout Continues

Sean Murphy | AP

DeVos Holds ‘Listening Sessions’ on Student Discipline as GAO Report Confirms Widespread Racial Disparities

MARK KEIERLEBER | The 74

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos Asked Whether Leakers Could Be Prosecuted, Internal Report Shows

Valerie Strauss | The Washington Post

People Can’t Be Educated Into Vaccinations, But Behavioral Nudges Help, Study Finds

William Wan | The Washington Post

Inspector General: Ed. Dept. Should Put in New Controls to Stop Leaks

Alyson Klein | Education Week

Wanted: Big-City School Superintendents

Lauren Camera | U.S. News & World Report

Government Watchdog Finds Racial Bias in School Discipline

Erica L. Green | The New York Times

Homework Therapists’ Job: Help Solve Math Problems, and Emotional Ones

Kyle Spencer | The New York Times

Facing Unprepared Kindergartners, a Rural School District Restores Preschool for All

Ashley Hopkinson | EdSource

Bills to Let Louisiana Teachers, College Students Carry Guns on Campus Die in House Committee

Julia O'Donoghue | Times-Picayune

‘Hail Mary’ Budget Move Could Throw Federal Education Spending Into Question

Andrew Ujifusa | Education Week

Betsy DeVos to Reconsider the Fate of Ousted For-Profit College Accreditor

Danielle Douglas-Gabriel | The Washington Post

Amazon Abandons TenMarks Classroom Products

Sean Cavanagh | Education Week

When MLK Came to Seattle, a Young Teacher’s Life Changed

Jayson Jenks | Seattle Times

Bill to Arm Tennessee Teachers Fails

Sheila Burke | AP

1 out of 10 Students May Have Lower Scores on ‘Nation’s Report Card’ Because They Took Test Electronically

David Cantor | The 74

New York City Schools Chief Cheered as He Stresses Student Equity

Melanie Grayce West | WSJ

Why Teachers in Oklahoma and Kentucky Are Walking Out and What to Expect

Dana Goldstein | The New York Times

Millennials Approach Baby Boomers as America’s Largest Generation in the Electorate

ESSA Promised New Gauges of School Quality. Does It Deliver?

Andrew Ujifusa | Education Week

Making School Spending Data Transparent and Accessible Is No Easy Lift

Daarel Burnette II | Education Week

How a Teacher in France Is Trying to Help Her Students Spot Fake News

Eleanor Beardsley | NPR

In Betsy DeVos’ Home State, A Program That Steers Public Dollars to Private School Students Is Under Fire From the Governor

Erin Einhorn | Chalkbeat

Thousands of Teachers Seize Oklahoma Capitol Building to Demand Education Funding

CLAYTON SANDELL & BILL HUTCHINSON | ABC News

‘Starbucks Classrooms,’ Plus Six Other New Approaches in Education

James Paterson | The Washington Post

Weak Labor Laws May Actually Spur More Teacher Strikes

Natalie Delgadillo | Governing

Louisiana, New Hampshire, and Puerto Rico Apply for ESSA Innovative Testing Pilot

Alyson Klein | Education Week

The Larger Concerns Behind the Teachers’ Strikes

Alia Wong | The Atlantic

Puerto Rico Teachers Union Seeks to Stop Charter Schools

Danica Coto | AP

The Hidden Crisis on College Campuses: 36% of Students Don’t Have Enough to Eat

Caitlin Dewey | The Washington Post

Wyoming Begins Path to Computer Science Courses in Schools

AP

Out-of-State Students Have Swarmed State Flagships, But UT-Austin Still Has a High Share of Texans

Lindsay Ellis | Houston Chronicle

A Lot of Stoneman Douglas Students Don’t Like Their New See-Through Backpacks, So They’re Using Them to Protest

Brett Clarkson | Sun Sentinel

Schools and Parents Fight a Juul E-Cigarette Epidemic

Anne Marie Chaker | WSJ

Al Gore Named University of Maryland Graduation Speaker

Talia Richman | Baltimore Sun

Welcome to New York, and Here’s a To-Do List

Elizabeth A. Harris & Kate Taylor | The New York Times

De Blasio Steps Into Power Struggle Over School Investigations

William K. Rashbaum | The New York Times

Rules of Engagement: How Cities Are Courting Amazon’s New Headquarters

Laura Stevens, Shibani Mahtani and Shayndi Raice | WSJ

An International Final Four: Which Country Handles Student Debt Best?

Matthew Chingos & Susan Dynarski | The New York Times

‘I Can’t Stop’: Schools Struggle With Vaping Explosion

Kate Zernike | The New York Times

For Black Women, Education Is No Protection Against Infant Mortality

Peter Coy | Bloomberg

Corinthian School Loan Relief Plan Raises Repayment Concerns

Emily Wilkins | Bloomberg Government

Teachers Go on Strike in Oklahoma and Kentucky: ‘It Really Is a Wildfire’

Dana Goldstein | The New York Times

Digging Deeper Into That $300 Million Increase in Federal Aid for Poor Students

Andrew Ujifusa | Education Week

Google’s School Bus Wi-Fi Rollout Means Kids Can Cram Before and After Class

Patrick Lucas Austin | Gizmodo

Meet the Only K-12 Education Program to Get Cut in the Spending Bill Trump Signed

Andrew Ujifusa | Education Week

Should Teachers Get Guns? Some School Leaders Say No, Absolutely Not.

Donna St. George | The Washington Post

Parkland Students Return To A School They Say ‘Feels Like Jail’

DAKIN ANDONE | CNN

‘it Just Hurts My Heart’: Low Pay, Big Classes Are the Plight of Oklahoma Teachers

Moriah Balingit | The Washington Post

A Turning Point for Union Research? New Study Shows a Negative Relationship Between Collective Bargaining & Boys’ Future Earnings, Career Tracks

Kevin Mahnken | The 74

Mega Millions Winner Gets $521 Million. How Far Would That Go for Schools?

Alyson Klein | Education Week

20 Full Rides to Top Colleges: A Texas Student’s Perfect Sweep

Matt Stevens | The New York Times

Frank Stallone Sorry for Profane Tweet on School Shooting

AP

Linda Brown’s Legacy and the Hidden Ripple Effect of Brown v. Board of Education

Lily Rothman | TIME

In 46 States, High School Graduation Requirements Aren’t Enough to Qualify for Nearby Public Universities

Kevin Mahnken | The 74

Trump Suggests Any DACA Deal With Democrats Is Dead

Andrew Ackerman | WSJ

More Money? For Betsy DeVos, That’s Just One of the Problems

Michelle Hackman | WSJ

The Department of Education Is Trying to Promote Native Language Learning

Elena Gooray | Pacific Standard

These Are the Transgender Students Whom the Education Department Abandoned

Rebecca Klein | Huffington Post

Some of Them Aren’t Old Enough to Drive or Vote. But After School Shootings and Walkouts, These Colorado Student Activists Are Now Aiming to Change Laws

Monte Whaley | Denver Post

As Oklahoma Teachers Prepare to Protest Over Pay, See How Texas Salaries Compare

Shelby Webb | Houston Chronicle

Coming Out as Transgender Strengthened This Teacher’s Commitment to His Students

Claire McInerny | NPR

Student Protesters Take Over Howard University Administration Building

MAYA SALAM and EMILY BAUMGAERTNER | The New York Times

Carmen Fariña Says Farewell After 52 Years in New York City Schools

Christina Veiga | Chalkbeat

Irate Teachers Skip Class Across Kentucky to Protest Surprise Pension Overhaul

Colin Dwyer | NPR

Teachers’ Request for 20 Percent Raise Not Gonna Happen, Ariz. Gov. Ducey Says

Daarel Burnette II | Education Week

Oklahoma Governor Says Other Areas Need Funding

AP

Why Take Student Protests Seriously? Look at Linda Brown.

Joshua Zeitz | Politico

Kentucky Teachers Shut Down Multiple School Systems, in Uproar Over Pension Bill

Donna St. George | The Washington Post

It Oversaw For-Profit Colleges That Imploded. Now It Seeks a Comeback.

Erica L. Green | The New York Times

Why Teachers’ Strikes Are Becoming a Nationwide Movement

Michelle Hackman | WSJ

Vermont Legislature Passes Gun Control Bill

Jon Kamp | WSJ

Top Private Schools Bring In the Power Elite (and the Power Forwards)

Marc Tracy | The New York Times

After the ACA, Fewer Uninsured Students

Jeremy Bauer-Wolf | Inside Higher Ed

The D.C. Lottery Is Intended to Give All Kids a Fair Shot at a Top School. But Does It?

Perry Stein | The Washington Post

Betsy DeVos OKs ESSA Plans for Idaho, Mississippi, and Rhode Island

Alyson Klein | Education Week

Largest-Ever Gift of Digital Currency, Worth $29 Million, Funds All 35,000 Teacher Projects on DonorsChoose

Laura Fay | The 74

Why Are States So Strapped for Cash? There Are Two Big Reasons

Cezary Podkul and Biography @Cezary cezary.podkul@wsj.com Heather Gillers | WSJ

Teacher Protests and Strikes Are Winning Historic Tax Hikes

Liz Farmer | Governing

Harvard Admits 4.6% of Applicants; Other Ivy League Schools Get Tougher, Too

Melissa Korn | WSJ

Why Apple Got Schooled by Google

Dan Gallagher | WSJ

In Many States, Students at Public Universities Foot Biggest Part of the Bill

Douglas Belkin | WSJ

The Ivy League Students Least Likely to Get Married

Kevin Carey | The New York Times

‘This Situation . . . Made My First Four Years of Teaching So Much Harder’: How a Grant Became a Loan

Danielle Douglas-Gabriel | The Washington Post

Puerto Rico to Create Charter Schools, Award Vouchers

Danica Coto | AP

States to Prioritize Hiring Teachers of Color

Lauren Camera | U.S. News & World Report

Girls-Education Advocate Malala Yousafzai Visits Pakistan 5 Years After Life-Altering Attack

Waqar Gillani | WSJ

Oklahoma Teachers Just Got a $6,100 Pay Raise. They’re Going to Strike Anyway

Katie Reilly | TIME

Here’s the Education Lawsuit That Helped Motivate Cynthia Nixon’s Run for Governor

Monica Disare | Chalkbeat