COVID-19

Assessment Myth-Busting During COVID-19

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Four Speakers and Four Themes From Our “Lost Year” Webinar

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To Keep Cuts Away from Kids, Districts Must Use These Two Financial Levers

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The Looming Financial Crisis? Resources for the Education Sector

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Everything You Always Wanted to Ask About School Finance But Were Afraid to Ask

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A “Lost Year” of Data?

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States Should Keep Pushing for College and Career Readiness, Even Under a Pandemic

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Student Absences Get Worse When Juvenile Justice Systems Step In: A Q&A With Josh Weber

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“Making Sure Every Student is Seen and Heard:” A Q&A with Executive Director/Principal Ayanna Gore

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Promise in the Time of Quarantine: Exploring Schools’ Responses to COVID-19

Ashley LiBetti | Lynne Graziano | Jennifer O’Neal Schiess

Building the Car While We’re Driving It: Lessons Learned and Back-to-School Priorities in Four Districts

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The Accountability Wars Are About to Begin

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Hey, Democrats and Republicans: Don’t cut federal charter funding

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Addressing Data Gaps During a Pandemic: How Authorizers Can Continue to Hold Charter Schools to High Standards

Ashley LiBetti | Jennifer O'Neal Schiess | National Association of Charter School Authorizers

Standardized or Customized? How Charter School Authorizers Can Better Support Diverse, High-quality School Options

Ashley LiBetti | Juliet Squire | Justin Trinidad | Amy Chen Kulesa | Rebecca Gifford Goldberg

Research Shows Students Lose Learning Even During Brief School Closures for Snow Days. Those Case Studies Show the Harm From COVID Will Be Multiplied Many Times Over

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UPDATED: Making Next Year Count: Equity in School Accountability

Alex Spurrier | Chad Aldeman | Jennifer O'Neal Schiess | Andrew J. Rotherham

Facing School Budget Cuts? Targeted Universalism Can Help

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