Special education teachers share the myths and realities of their job
Elizabeth Bettini, a professor at Boston University, has her research on special education teachers mentioned here.
‘We live in a global society’ – More public schools offering dual language programs
Professor Yasuko Kanno is quoted here.
'Really hitting our schools hard': Special education teachers are leaving the classroom in droves. Why?
Elizabeth Bettini, a professor at Boston University, has her research mentioned here.
Research Notes: Standardized Tests Results Hold Valuable Information that Schools Waste
Jesse Bruhn has his research mentioned here.
Vax Rates, ESAs, and Cell Phone Bans: 12 Charts That Defined Education in 2025
Joshua Goodman and Abigail Francis’s research cited here.
Where School Enrollment Is Declining the Most: What New Research Shows
Research by Joshua Goodman cited here.
Public school enrollment in Mass. on a five year decline as private options see higher demand
Research by Joshua Goodman cited here.
Some Ontario students missed nearly 1 month of school because of snow days this winter
Elizabeth Bettini, a professor at Boston University, has her research on special education teachers mentioned here.
'The pipelines are drying up': Why teacher salaries are catastrophic for the profession
Olivia Chi, a professor at Boston University, has her research mentioned here.
Maryland may retain third-graders lagging in reading. Can schools afford it?
Research by Marcus Winters cited here.
She boosted schools in Mississippi. Can Carey Wright do it again in Maryland?
WEPC research on literacy cited here.
BROOKINGS INSTITUTION: Politics and school libraries: What shapes students’ access to controversial content
Kristen Slungaard Mumma, a postdoctoral fellow at Boston University Wheelock Educational Policy Center, publishes her research on school library collections.
THE WASHINGTON POST: Students want new books. Thanks to restrictions, librarians can’t buy them
Research by Kristen Slungaard Mumma cited here.
EDUCATION WEEK: What Book Bans Are Doing to School Library Purchases
Research by Kristen Slungaard Mumma cited here.
EDUCATION NEXT: Proving the School-to-Prison Pipeline
Andrew Bacher-Hicks, David J. Deming, and Stephen B. Billings examine middle-school suspension rates in Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, where a large and sudden change in school-enrollment boundary lines resulted in half of all students changing schools in a single year.
BOSTON.COM: New Database Shows How the Largest 40 School Districts in Massachusetts Have Responded to the Coronavirus
Research by Boston University cited here.