Aug. 20 - Skrmetti in Title IX | Public school perceptions shift

More parents want to use public funds for private or religious schools; Middle school students need strong, tailored reading instruction, NWEA says

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Education Department uses Skrmetti case to bolster Title IX policy

Though the Supreme Court decision doesn’t directly involve education civil rights law, it’s being cited to exclude trans students from athletics and facilities.

More parents want to use public funds for private or religious schools

Support for public schools appears to be waning, but most adults don’t want the U.S. Department of Education to close, a PDK International poll found.

Middle school students need strong, tailored reading instruction, NWEA says

High-quality assessments and flexible scheduling are among factors that could help boost literacy skills for middle schoolers, according to a new report.

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