This report compares national learning loss and ensuing recovery at the school district level.

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The goal is to create a legacy of educational success, economic prosperity, and well-being.

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Our state and federal juvenile justice systems fail to consider stages of adolescent development.

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A new report discusses the rise in use of AI chatbots in schools.

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The 35th edition of an annual, national report on child well-being is released.

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The NCES releases its annual report on the state of education in the country.

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A new report argues for a distinct need-based living stipend for financially disadvantaged students.

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Among LGBTQ+ youth there are elevated suicide risks and lack of mental healthcare access.

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A report serves as a roadmap for full-service community schools to properly utilize data.

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A new report discusses three different approaches to sustain new, successful tutoring initiatives.

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A report analyzes what all 50 states are doing about foster youth federal benefits.

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Educators have now had the opportunity to regroup and address generative AI in education.

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Many jurisdictions took steps in the past decade to expand diversion opportunities for youth.

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Spotlighted solutions show the power of public-private partnerships to address persistent challenges and gaps.

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A report discusses the ramifications of the end of federal funding for homeless youth.

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Chronic absenteeism is likely public schools’ greatest post-pandemic challenge.

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Despite solemn statistics, Black LGBTQ+ youth are finding the confidence to own their space.

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A federal report discusses the latest in educational technology, highlighting three pervasive "digital divides".

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A new report reveals progress but also highlights persistent disparities for children of color.

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A new NCES report discusses school safety across the country using the latest data.

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