I will share some of my favorite ⁦Marshall Allen⁩ stories today but this one is at or near the top of the list. How Marshall’s deep Christian faith and his time in ministry made him a better investigative reporter. RIP to one of the good guys. propublica.org/article/from-m…

Here's another Marshall Allen masterpiece. Dignity Health said its employee, an ER nurse, failed to meet the deadline to add her premature newborn to its health plan, so she was hit with a $898,984.57 medical bill. When Marshall called, that was erased. propublica.org/article/how-on…

On this day, the 70th anniversary of the landmark Brown v. Board of Education ruling, I reflect on the fact that 75 percent of Black children learn in segregated, unequal schools today. And that a decade after I told our profession that our failure to cover segregation meant we

Here's the second of 2 stories about middle school math coaches! Coaches juggled SO many tasks in the time I spent with them. Multi-tasking doesn't adequately describe it. Hundred-tasking comes close. @edwriters @jefcoed JEFCOED Secondary Curriculum 6-12 al.com/educationlab/2…

19thnews' Frances Ellen Watkins Harper Fellowships for recent HBCU grads and alums are open!

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This is the week to apply for the 2024 Data Institute! Could two weeks of free data training transform your work as a journalist? Tell us by Thursday: cjddatainstitute.org

Thanks to Emily Richmond for inviting me to discuss the FAFSA crisis on #EWARadio ! She’s a great host. 🙏 tinyurl.com/266e75cr

Feeling unsure about whether to cover a research study? Our 'Know Your Research' section has tip sheets to help you understand academic research methods, find and recognize high-quality research, and investigate scientific misconduct and research errors.journalistsresource.org/type/know-your…

Enduring power of student journalism, 37 years later.

You can now listen to Sold a Story Episode 10.

'There’s a thoughtfulness about reading in the country today.' - Reid Lyon
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How they did it: The New York Times journalist Hannah Dreier discusses her investigative series, the database of unaccompanied migrant children she created and how other journalists can use it in their own reporting🔗⬇️

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NEW: The Heritage Foundation is urging states to make undocumented children pay to attend public school. The conservative think tank w/ close ties to Trump is looking to challenge the landmark Supreme Court decision, Plyler v. Doe chalkbeat.org/2024/04/09/ply…

Many journalists work hard to include people from different backgrounds in stories about local issues and events -- but might not realize source diversity is also important in stories about science and research.

Here are five reasons why:

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Thank you Emily Richmond and Education Writers Association for having me on EWA Radio to talk about my story on Black teachers in Maryland! Give it a listen:
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A preview from Linda Jacobson of tomorrow's Oklahoma Supreme Court case, with huge ramifications for church-state separation and the future of charter schools. The 74 the74million.org/article/church…

My story: How #FAFSA delays, errors, and just-discovered data discrepancies are making it hard for financial-aid officers to do their jobs. tinyurl.com/4t3sw3u5

The eclipse is a huge learning opportunity, but it requires some safety precautions. What should schools do if it hits right at dismissal time? edweek.org/leadership/the…

What happens when the college essay becomes the only place where race can be considered in admissions? For students of color, it’s become a difficult set of trade offs in how to be true to themselves

from me, Collin Binkley and Noreen Nasir

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I, too, am opposed to same-sized bags with fewer chips in them. #SOTU

Hi. I just want to talk a bit about Education Week 's new State of Teaching project, a big investment in deepening how we cover an essential profession. There's stuff here for teachers, of course, but also school leaders, media, and policy types 1/n edweek.org/the-state-of-t…