It's a surprising and a remarkable fact: most public school teachers don't get paid parental leave. Sara Randazzo describes the nascent efforts to change this.

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.Matt Barnum from The Wall Street Journal breaks down how some states are hoping to keep teachers happy. Gordon Deal #AmericasFirstNews
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Teacher salary lags significantly behind that of most other professionals. Schools—public and private, alike—have prioritized hiring more staff rather than raising teacher pay. wsj.com/us-news/educat…

Listen 🎧: Teacher pay has stagnated for decades, driving many to quit. Now, some states want pay mandates. Matt Barnum has the story. Plus, Donald Trump can post a smaller $175 million in his civil fraud case. Annmarie Fertoli hosts. on.wsj.com/3o375VH

New from me: Why teacher salaries have been flat for three decades. wsj.com/us-news/educat…

If a conference put on by the Center for Analysis of Longitudinal Data in Education Research sounds as interesting to you as it does to me, you should join!
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Teachers still appear to be leaving the classroom at significantly higher rates than before the pandemic, according to new data from ten states. wsj.com/us-news/educat…

As ESSER comes to an end this year, where are we on student achievement & staffing schools? Hear about the evidence by joining us at Session I of #CALDER2024 on 3/13, featuring Emily Morton, Tim Sass, Dan Goldhaber & Matt Barnum.

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New: Teacher turnover remains significantly elevated in many places, although it's dipped from its peak in 2022, according to data from ten states I compiled
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New: Teachers, teenagers, and parents have significantly overlapping views on how schools should — or should not — teach about controversial topics. wsj.com/us-news/educat…

Listen 🎧: An AI-powered education chatbot currently being piloted is supposed to help kids with their schoolwork. But sometimes it struggles with basic math. Matt Barnum tells Alex Ossola what that means for kids, and teachers. on.wsj.com/3Mwt2FS