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Teachers and students wearing face masks stand in a school hallway.

Want Schools Open in a Pandemic? Give Them Cleaner Air.

Apoorva Mandavilli, health reporter for The New York Times, shares insights into how air quality impacts school closures and student learning amid COVID-19 pandemic (EWA Radio Episode 329)

Two elementary age kids chat over artwork in school.

The K-12 Stories You Need in Your Notebook

Kalyn Belsha, senior national reporter for Chalkbeat, shares what to watch for on the K-12 beat in the new academic year. (EWA Radio Episode 328)

A elementary-aged girl sits alone on an empty school bus.

Videos: Covering Chronic Absenteeism’s Threat to Academic Recovery

The Education Writers Association held a virtual two-part workshop to help reporters find the stories within chronic absenteeism data, better understand the myriad causes of chronic absenteeism and explore strategies to address the problem.

People sit, watch and ride bikes along a college campus.

The Best Colleges You’ve (Probably) Never Heard of

Paul Glastris, editor-in-chief of the Washington Monthly, shares insights from the magazine’s innovative college rankings (EWA Radio Episode 327)

Video: Reporting on Efforts to Retain and Recruit School Leaders

Experts have long warned of a “looming mass exodus of principals.” Does the latest data show we are reaching doomsday levels of turnover and attrition, or have efforts to retain and recruit talented school leaders succeeded?

A college student holds a laptop as she stands in front of a staircase on what appears to be a college campus.

Higher Ed Stories to Steal

Scott Jaschik advises reporters about the top issues in higher education they should be watching during the new school year. (EWA Radio Episode 326)

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