Three Ways States Can Tap ESSA to Better Navigate the COVID-19 Crisis
As states set out to navigate uncharted waters, it would be easy to overlook some tools that states already have available to them to respond to the crisis.
As states set out to navigate uncharted waters, it would be easy to overlook some tools that states already have available to them to respond to the crisis.
The situations are not identical, but post-COVID educators need to know what post-Katrina educators tried and what they learned.
States play critical roles in driving school and district responses to school closures prompted by the COVID-19 pandemic. We examined whether and how states are fulfilling that role.
Recent conversations with district leaders in Texas suggest some central offices are rising to the moment—and, in the process, rethinking how they do business.
Nearly a month has passed since the majority of districts across the country closed.
Some of the nation’s most prominent charter networks have made rapid leaps from the classroom to the cloud.
Developments this week helped drive more school districts in our nationwide review to add depth and breadth to their published distance learning plans.
Success’s meticulously planned classes and sustained expectations for students’ work will come as a relief to many parents.
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