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- The Chicago Board of Ed is considering proposed policy changes that will expand access to accelerated coursework. —Chalkbeat
- Meanwhile, Dallas schools found that automatic enrollment in sixth-grade advanced math helped more students reach Algebra I in eighth grade. —Education Week
- Schools are shifting away from soft-on-discipline restorative practices and getting tough on classroom misbehavior. —The Editorial Board, The Wall Street Journal
- New research finds that kindergarteners have shown impressive gains in reading in the past three academic years. —K-12 Dive
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- According to the Trump Administration, undocumented children no longer qualify for Head Start. —Chalkbeat
- North Carolina Governor Josh Stein vetoed a bill that would provide charter schools with more flexibility and autonomy. —The News and Observer
- Despite concerns about rising antisemitism, the NEA voted to cut all ties with the Anti-Defamation League over the organization’s defense of Israel. —National Review
