People With Disabilities Are Getting Sidelined in Pandemic Aid Talks — Again
President Trump’s comment that COVID-19 only affects people with “problems” is the latest attempt to diminish people with disabilities.
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The Struggle to Reopen Family Child Care
Tita Mira’s Family Day Care in Los Angeles was forced to close its doors when COVID hit.
Community Colleges Face Cuts if Congress Doesn’t Help
Community colleges across the country are bracing for serious state funding cuts.
New Federal Survey Data Show the Pandemic Has Hit Would-Be College Students Hard
New survey data confirm significant negative effects of the pandemic on students enrolled in education after high school.
How One DC Charter Network is Delivering Pre-K During COVID-19
Aligning with the decision of DC Public Schools, AppleTree preschools started the year virtually.
Kindergarten Entry Assessments During COVID-19: How are States Adapting?
Just as teachers, students, and families are being asked to adapt to this entirely new world of education, KEAs will need to do the same.
Schools Take a Lesson from Tech Industry to Develop and Retain Strong Teachers
Micro-credentials have the potential to help change the bureaucratic culture of educator professional learning and advancement
Training for Home Health Workers in the Time of COVID-19
How do we ensure our home care aide workforce has the knowledge and training it needs to successfully care for people during this difficult