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In districts from Boston to Seattle, school librarians are wearing multiple hats these days, from helping teachers with the tech side of remote learning to working with high-need students who lost academic ground during the pandemic shutdown

Hundreds of thousands of students dropped out of college during the pandemic. But some colleges have seen demand and enrollment rise

Oftentimes, science is seen as taking a back seat in K-12 education, especially at the elementary level

New investigation raises questions on spending priorities of local districts and whether states are prepared to effectively track the federal aid (EWA Radio Episode 280)

Across the nation, school boards find themselves on the front lines for debates over COVID-19 mask mandates and teaching about racism

New data continues to show impeded academic learning during the coronavirus pandemic