Tag: Coronavirus

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redefinED’s best of 2020: Switch, now, to online learning? This charter school org was ready

Editor’s note: During the holiday season, redefinED is reprising the “best of the best” from our 2020 archives. This post originally published March 26. About a decade ago, Fernando Zulueta was making a presentation to school district officials in Florida about why his charter school support company, Academica, needed to... READ MORE
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More school reopening plans, budget cuts promise, racial issues, testing, grade flip, pensions and more
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Phase 2 begins Friday, suggestions for reopening universities, K-12 planning, budget worries and more
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University reopening plans move forward, teacher of the year finalists, Pasco wins AP award and more
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20% of teachers considering quitting, in-person ACT testing, school funding proposal and more
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PodcastED: SUFS president Doug Tuthill interviews DOE senior chancellor Eric Hall
In this episode, Step Up For Students president Doug Tuthill...
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Catholic school closure an SOS for private schools in pandemic
An 82-year-old Catholic school in Florida has abruptly announced its...
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Should students be graded during the pandemic?
Editor’s note: The Philadelphia Inquirer recently encouraged a debate between...
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Five graduating seniors at Miami private school share memories, dreams
Family. Opportunity. Gratitude. These are the words on the minds...
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EdNext podcast: Jeb Bush on adjusting to distance learning during the pandemic
Earlier this week, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush joined Education...
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Reopening expanding, relief bill has $58 billion for K-12 schools, proposals to return to schools and more
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