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- Too hot, poor ventilation, overlooked: Newark’s East Ward students are learning in decades-old buildings March 31, 2026Sign up for Chalkbeat Newark’s free newsletter to get the latest news about the city’s public school system delivered to your inbox.Gabrielly Ferreira remembers what it was like to spend kindergarten through eighth grade at Ann Street School in Newark’s East Ward, a building dating back to 1892. The floors were sinking, the paint was […]Jessie Gómez
- Macquline King, interim CEO of Chicago Public Schools, hired as permanent leader March 30, 2026Sign up for Chalkbeat Chicago’s free daily newsletter to keep up with the latest news on Chicago Public Schools.The Board of Education voted Monday to name Macquline King as Chicago Public Schools CEO, ending a rocky yearlong search for the district’s permanent leader.The board voted 18-1 to hire King, who has been the district’s interim […]Reema Amin
- Is Memphis pulling too many students with disabilities from taking state standardized tests? March 30, 2026Sign up for Chalkbeat Tennessee’s free newsletter to keep up with statewide education policy and Memphis-Shelby County Schools.Tennessee education leaders say too many Memphis-Shelby County students with disabilities are being opted out of taking state standardized tests each year, stripping them of the ability to earn traditional high school diplomas. Disability advocates caution that the […]Bri Hatch
- New study finds special education changes students’ academic trajectories for the better March 30, 2026The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act turned 50 last year. Many advocates and politicians heralded the anniversary. At the same time, some observers have been wondering how well the law has succeeded in helping students.A study released Monday sheds new light on this question, offering among the most comprehensive and rigorous answers to date. The […]Matt Barnum
- Chicago students took more than 13,000 dual credit classes last year. Is it helping them get ahead? March 29, 2026Data analysis by Cherry Salazar and Thomas WilburnSign up for Chalkbeat Chicago’s free daily newsletter to keep up with the latest news on Chicago Public Schools.At the start of her junior year, Arianna Brandt’s high school counselor urged her to go all out on dual credit — courses taught on her West Side Chicago campus […]Mila Koumpilova