Republican lawmakers are likely to ask about rules related to parents’ rights, race and sexuality in the city’s K-12 public schools.

"As Trump’s virus lurked around Minnesota schools looking to kidnap children and their parents, many children quite reasonably went into hiding," David M. Perry writes.

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The connection between education research, policy, and practice is broken. Here’s what it would take to fix it.

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Labor unions representing educators and school employees are suing President Donald Trump’s administration over its immigration crackdown

The connection between education research, policy, and practice is broken. Here’s what it would take to fix it.

The connection between education research, policy, and practice is broken. Here’s what it would take to fix it.

The connection between education research, policy, and practice is broken. Here’s what it would take to fix it.

The connection between education research, policy, and practice is broken. Here’s what it would take to fix it.

Immigration raids in January and February increased absences by 22% in five school districts, according to a newly released Stanford study.

New research by SIEPR Senior Fellow Thomas Dee finds a 22 percent jump in student absences in California school districts facing intensified immigration enforcement.