[12/5/22] The Top 7: What Educators Are Reading

As the Supreme Court weighs race-based admissions policies for colleges, K-12 schools are slowly resegregating. A push to get the court to consider the needs of K-12 in its deliberations was a top read. It’s in a new special report on education equity.

Our readers also picked up on advice on ways schools can ease students’ anxieties.

And read in detail how a string of student suicides and a shortage of treatment beds pushed a Colorado school district to open a treatment center for students with severe mental illness.

Read on for these and more of our top reads:

1. Schools Are Resegregating. There’s a Push for the Supreme Court to Consider That
2. What Schools Can Do to Ease Students’ Anxiety
3. After a Rash of Student Suicides, This School District Stepped Up
4. District Pays $50,000 Fine to Scrub Confederate Leaders’ Names From Schools
5. Remote Learning Linked to Declines in Achievement, Enrollment
6. The Architects of the Standards Movement Say They Missed a Big Piece
7. Property Taxes Fuel K-12 Budgets. How Well Does That Work?

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