After the every pupil Succeeds Act (ESSA) changed No infant Left in the back of remaining year as thenation’s new training regulation, policymakers knew that a monumental transition lie in advanceconcerning the regulation’s impact on checking out, curriculum, daily education and improvement, anddaily cope with low-earnings college students, English language ... Read More »

It’s only April, but Bakari Shead, a second-grade teacher at Stern Elementary School in Greenville, Miss., is already looking toward the 2017-18 school year, which is when state education departments are required to submit implementation plans for theEvery Student Succeed Act (ESSA)—the law that replaced No Child Left Behind. To ... Read More »