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The Racist Beginnings of Standardized Testing

From early childhood through college, students of color, especially those from low-income backgrounds, have suffered the most from high-stakes testing.

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NEA President Becky Pringle says, "#CancelTheTests"

Our students should not be forced to take a stressful test that will not be an effective barometer of their needs and accomplishments. Sign NEA’s open letter to the Education Department and state governments.

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'This is Not the Time to Let Down Our Guard'

Is the CDC moving too fast in shortening social distancing guidelines?

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The Citadel: The Military College of South Carolina

Recess During the Pandemic More Important Than Ever

Physical distancing may be a challenge, but recess and other opportunities for play are essential for children to recover from pandemic-related trauma.

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Educators Call on Congress to Reaffirm and Expand Voting Rights

At a time when voter suppression is surging across the country, the For the People Act is the most comprehensive democracy reform bill in decades.

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Stopping Transmission at the Surface

Learn about the importance of proper disinfection and how Victory Innovations electrostatic sprayers can help protect your students and staff.

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Finding a Voice

Four education support professionals share how they became empowered through their union.

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One Year Into Pandemic, Educators Reflect on Lessons Learned

Frustrated and exhausted, educators found that grace and connection were the keys to navigating the challenges of the pandemic.

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