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When Schools Shut Down, We All Lose March 20, 2020
Thanks to the coronavirus epidemic, America is facing a school shutdown of historic proportions, deepening learning divides among students and taking away the centers of communities. Can we ever make up the lost learning time?
Why Do Schools Hang On to Discriminatory Dress Codes? March 10, 2020
School dress codes are clashing with students, parents, and researchers who see the rules and their enforcement as rife with racism and sexism. Some school leaders say the codes are important for safety and teaching kids to comply.
Culturally Responsive Teaching Is Promising. But There's a Pressing Need for More Research March 6, 2020
The evidence that culturally responsive teaching can fix the nation's schools for children of color is promising, but woefully incomplete, writes Heather C. Hill.

When Schools Shut Down, We All Lose March 20, 2020
Thanks to the coronavirus epidemic, America is facing a school shutdown of historic proportions, deepening learning divides among students and taking away the centers of communities. Can we ever make up the lost learning time?
Why Do Schools Hang On to Discriminatory Dress Codes? March 10, 2020
School dress codes are clashing with students, parents, and researchers who see the rules and their enforcement as rife with racism and sexism. Some school leaders say the codes are important for safety and teaching kids to comply.
Culturally Responsive Teaching Is Promising. But There's a Pressing Need for More Research March 6, 2020
The evidence that culturally responsive teaching can fix the nation's schools for children of color is promising, but woefully incomplete, writes Heather C. Hill.