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Cleveland Schools Use Incentives, Parent Outreach to Reduce Chronic Absences

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Seven million children in the U.S. are considered chronically absent, which puts them at greater risk of dropping out of school. In Cleveland, school officials offer incentives to encourage students to show up to school (March 23, 2018)

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In Houston, School Meals Are About Expanding Equity and Improving Climate

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Betti Wiggins, the officer of nutrition services in the Houston Independent School District, believes that school meals can be used as a vehicle to expand equity and improve school climate. April 14, 2020
How the Supreme Court’s LGBTQ Ruling Impacts Education

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The Supreme Court issued an important decision on LGBTQ rights in the workplace this week. Here’s how that decision could impact education.
Larry Ferlazzo’s 7 Tips for Parents Supporting Remote Learning

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Larry Ferlazzo, a teacher at Luther Burbank High School in Sacramento, Calif., provides advice for parents on how best to support children at any age as they adapt to their new learning environments. April 9, 2020

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