Education Week
Teachers Running for Office Face Tough Choice: Go Negative or Not?
“I need to be able to look my students in the eyes at the end of all of this,” said one of the scores of classroom teachers running for state office this election season.
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Tips for Principals to Survive—and Thrive
We asked principals to tell us their biggest challenges, and six clear, commonly shared issues emerged. Here are strategies for tackling them, from school leaders and experts.
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Educators Defend Dealings With Shooter in Sandy Hook Massacre
Two former Newtown educators are defending the school system's work with a young Adam Lanza in a 22-page rebuttal handed to state senators Thursday, four years after the primary report on the childhood and schooling of the Sandy Hook shooter was released.
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Texas Students Required to Watch a Video on How to Interact With Police
Students in grades 9 through 12 must receive instruction on dealing with law enforcement that includes a 16-minute video showing possible scenarios on being pulled over.
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What the Trump Administration's Latest Attack on Immigrants Means for Kids
A new regulation change will affect millions of immigrant families, including U.S.-born children, write Ajay Chaudry and Hirokazu Yoshikawa.
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