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Balancing Safety and Student Success During COVID-19

By Emily Reed As COVID-19 cases in the U.S. surged amidst holiday gatherings and the continued spread of the highly-contagious Omicron...

Social Media, News, and EdTech Research

By Yvonne Macias Photo by Tracy Le Blanc According to the Pew Research Center, 68% of Americans get their news from social media. ...

Bud to Blossom Project: One Solution to Closing the Information Access Gap for SEL

By Yvonne Macias Photo by Carlos from Pexels All over my social media platforms, I have come across links to documents and spreadsheets...

Prep for Prison or Prosperity: The Expansion of Anyon’s Hierarchical Structure for the 21st Century

By Clare Kennedy In 1980, Jean Anyon published her article, “Social Class and the Hidden Curriculum of Work,” which analyzed how social...

School Counselors As A Tool for Justice

By Shira Small Photo by FILL IN A well-rounded education goes beyond adhering to an academic curriculum — students learn social skills,...

Challenges with Mental Health in Urban Public Schools

By Megan Yeager Photo by Katerina Holmes from Pexels After a year and a half of online learning and decades of scarce resources, an...

Police, Schools, and the Law: A Policy Examination

By Shira Small Photo by Erik Mclean Complex policy implementation in the United States makes it difficult to isolate a single law...

The DMV is Reckoning with Police in Schools

By Emily Reed Photo by Life Matters from Pexels Following the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and numerous other unarmed black...

Mental Health’s Impact on Students’ Academic Attainment

By Clare Kennedy Photo by Andrea Piacquadio Mental health is a powerful determinant of academic retention and achievement. Behaviors and...

Whose Promise: Black Students, Their Teachers, and the Education System

by Charlotte DeVaughn Photo by Katerina Holmes In the article “Why LeBron James’ I Promise School should be more like LeBron and not shy...

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