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Another equally important question that Sara Weissman explores in her #EWAReportingFellowship project: Is a microcredential a quality investment for students? Experts say with the earnings potential untested and outcomes data scant, conclusions are impossible to draw.

We are seeking NYC high school interns to join our student newsroom this year! 🎙️ • Learn audio journalism skills • Report on important education issues • Work alongside professional journalists • Earn up to $1000 stipend Apply by Nov. 3! bellvoices.org/apply

#ICYMI EWA Reporting Fellow Alec Fischer has done an incredible job documenting how the pandemic has impacted students. His latest amplifies the voices of (then) college seniors. youtube.com/watch?v=vg5xyt…

Hi all, as a follow up to my microcredential story (linked in the thread), I want to pick the brains of more students in these programs, or who graduated from these programs. Did a certificate program, digital badge, coding bootcamp? Tell me about it: forms.gle/awdyGBXNi5vP68…

Super pumped about this! Thanks ⁦Education Writers Association⁩ for focusing this entire seminar on MATH INSTRUCTION!! 🥳⚡️

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I’m a broken record, but journalism should really invest in having different social backgrounds and perspectives in newsrooms.

American University’s Dean for the School of Education, Cheryl Holcomb-McCoy announced yesterday that the university is likely to cut the School of Education. A devastating blow to many students. And at a time when education is so crucial in our nation.

Leaving this platform and looking for greener pastures, bluer skies? For education journalists NOT on EWA's listserv, Nichole Dobo of Hechinger is spearheading a "starter pack" for education news on 🦋🌤️ Reach out for the link!

On this Education Support Professionals Day, join me in thanking school support staff - the bus drivers, school nurses, cafeteria workers, & more - who keep our schools running and make sure the needs of every student are met.

Very excited and honored to be part of the new class of Education Writers Association fellows, along with so many talented journalists! ewa.org/members-news/a…

… and folks who can help get the word out to students, we’d be grateful for it. This is a chance to give practical support and a jolt of recognition to the new generation of rising journalists. We need them! spjdetroit.org/college-journa…

JOURNO REQUEST | It’s been a month on the #highereducation beat at The Associated Press, and I’m diving more into student experiences. If you’re 18+ and affected by policies or have thoughts about politics, I’d love to hear from you! Reachable in DM, Signal and at [email protected]

What's happening in Idaho is incredibly misguided & upsetting and it's causing me to reflect back on my time in the classroom. If you haven't heard about the legislation in Idaho, read more here: edsurge.com/news/2025-02-2…

They're called public records for a reason. Starting today, WIRED will *stop paywalling* articles that are primarily based on public records obtained through the Freedom of Information Act, becoming the first publication to partner with Freedom of the Press. freedom.press/issues/wired-i…

Calling all Education Writers Association: Do you have great news (or cute pet photos) to share with the EWA community? My DMs are open!

The fact that reporters are being forced to rely on laid-off workers and their union for basic information about the types/breakdown of employees who were let go from the Education Department last week is utterly ridiculous. This is not transparency; it's the opposite.

Calling all Education Writers Association! Do you have a work anniversary in April or May? DM me or reply below! #TellEWA

Thanks to Ryan and Inside Higher Ed for highlighting the robust discussion I moderated at #EWA25 last week in this piece: