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Susanna Loeb & Alan Safran


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  • ICE Taps into School Security Cameras to Aid Trump’s Immigration Crackdown, 74 Investigation Finds

  • Opinion: Changing Typefaces Doesn’t Help People With Dyslexia. Here’s What Actually Does

  • When It Comes to Screen Time, Expert Guidance and Family Realities Diverge

  • Report: In Some Urban Districts, Science of Reading Limits ‘Robust Comprehension’

  • ANALYSIS

    How districts can keep high-impact tutoring going after ESSER money expires

    The ESSER cliff is coming. Most districts and states that initiated high-impact tutoring using federal ESSER dollars are scrambling. Many believe they must eliminate or reduce the scope of their programs; but this is not the case. Here are six durable funding streams that could replace the ESSER dollars to help provide highly effective tutoring...

    By Susanna Loeb & Alan Safran | July 10, 2024



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