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Can Oklahoma make public education ‘normal’ again?

Hechinger Report·8 min
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OKLAHOMA CITY — The most exciting thing about Lindel Fields, Oklahoma’s superintendent of public instruction, is how boring he is.

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Chalkbeat·7 min

Private schools, public dollars: A staggering racial gap in NYC special education tuition payments

As Mayor Zohran Mamdani scrambles to plug a multi-billion dollar budget gap, his administration is looking more closely at the money New York City spends on private school tuition for students with di…

Chalkbeat·2 min

Help us investigate: Where do you see waste in NYC’s $45 billion school budget?

In Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s quest to trim spending from New York City’s massive municipal budget, there’s no bigger target than the Education Department.

Chalkbeat·3 min

These Colorado counties have very different politics. Both now offer tax relief to childcare providers.

Two Colorado counties on opposite sides of the political spectrum are the first to use a recent state law to provide property tax relief to childcare businesses, in an effort to help stabilize the ind…

Chalkbeat·7 min

School budgets are under pressure nationwide. Here’s what’s driving the cuts.

School districts are under pressure this year. Some of the largest in the country are handing out pink slips. Cancelling technology contracts.

Hechinger Report·7 min

As farming goes high tech, universities grow new types of agriculture degrees

— From the air, the spring landscape here is a vast expanse of brown farmland stretching out below, ready for farmers to dig in and plant their corn and soybeans, the state’s two top crops.

Hechinger Report·7 min

Texas’ discipline push sends kids to ‘jail-like’ campuses

Angela Comfort still can’t explain exactly what went wrong.

Chalkbeat·7 min

10 years and 16,800 students short: What went wrong with Colorado’s youth apprenticeship program?

Treyvon Greenwood thought he would go into the trades after graduation.

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