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Some San Diego students were already on edge because of immigration enforcement. Now the school district has put out a guide to educators for discussing Trump’s comments about American cities getting bombed by Iran. https://t.co/aX83ZK9khK
Many parents want to know how much a school helps children learn. For elementary schools, even our best measures can struggle to answer that question. https://t.co/koE5nGaWvT
Chalkbeat Chicago partnered with a local artist to create a zine meant to inform and inspire the city’s teens. Students can also submit their priority suggestions to the new school board. https://t.co/9d9fj0vA4x
Candidates and special interests often fund promotional flyers or attack ads. We want to take a look at what Chicagoans across the city have received or seen online. https://t.co/DulBVkseeN
The district’s Office of the Inspector General this summer closed an inquiry involving Dominguez’ time at a Pilsen nonprofit , saying it could not substantiate allegations that he made inappropriate comments to a student. https://t.co/RJn9pKNH0a
Federal officials are cracking down on “pass the trash” practices in school districts nationwide. Here’s what we know about the new Title IX investigations. https://t.co/E6peJl8v5B
For decades, some Boston students have traveled to suburban schools through Metco. New research finds strikingly large benefits years later. https://t.co/GWfLGUdb4v
Various special interests are hoping to elevate their preferred candidates to the board. Wealthy donors are helping to fund outside spending on the historic races. https://t.co/wUk7nTXExf