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Education in the 2021 State of the State Addresses

Percent of US K-12 students attending virtual-only schools as of Jan. 17:50

Percent attending in-person every day school:33

Percent attending hybrid school:18

Sound And Fury Insights, Ideas, Opinions

FutureEd Reports In-depth Policy Analysis

"We can [open schools] if we give school districts, communities, and states the clear guidance they need as well as the resources they will need that they cannot afford right now because of the economic crisis we are in."

Future U Podcasts on the Future of Higher Education

Reading List Valuable Contributions from Other Organizations

FutureEd Interviews Voices in American Education

Annotations Perspectives on Key Education Publications

Connect the Dots Individuals and Institutions Shaping Education Policy

Explainers Primers on Issues in the News

Resource Strategists Work by Education Resource Strategies

Education in the 2021 State of the State Addresses

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Strategies for the New Administration to Strengthen Public Education

The Pandemic Dims a Beacon of School Improvement

How Schools Are Measuring Attendance During the Pandemic

What Congressional Covid Funding Means for K-12 Schools

An Educator to Lead the Education Department

Percent of US K-12 students attending virtual-only schools as of Jan. 17:50

Percent attending in-person every day school:33

Percent attending hybrid school:18

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School-Based Health Care is Key to Helping Student Succeed

The Case for a National Student Tutoring System

How the Federal Government Can Help Schools Reopen Safely

Blueprint for Testing: How Schools Should Assess Students During Covid

"We can [open schools] if we give school districts, communities, and states the clear guidance they need as well as the resources they will need that they cannot afford right now because of the economic crisis we are in."

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Podcast: Behind the Headlines on Betsy Devos

Podcast: Cal State's Decision to Go All Remote

Podcast: The Debate Over Reopening Colleges

AdvocacyLabs

Goals, Strategies, Tactics, People and Money: A Decade's Worth of Education Advocacy Insights

Experiments in Advocacy: What Works and Why

To What Extent Does In-Person Schooling Contribute to the Spread of Covid-19?

The Impact of School Desegregation on White Attitudes and Politics

Promoting Parental Involvement in Schools

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How Schools Are Measuring Attendance During the Pandemic

Doug Lemov on Dissolving the Screen to Reach Students

Going Green: K-12 Schools as Models of Sustainability

Reflections on Education Secretary-designate Miguel Cardona

Charter Schools and Segregation: What the Research Says

Tennessee’s School Voucher Law Gets What it Deserves

An Educator to Lead the Education Department

Guiding Biden's Transition at the Education Department

Play Education Bingo During the Presidential Debates

Education in the 2021 State of the State Addresses

Education Spending in Congressional Covid Proposals

What Congressional Covid Funding Means for K-12 Schools

Key Questions to Answer When Reopening Schools

Key Decisions for More Effective Distance Learning in the Fall

With Schools Shut Down, Are Districts Saving Money?