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The Report
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Liz Willen
What a year it has been.
The Hechinger Report broke news about just how often another college closes ([link removed]) . We brought you the tales of the superintendent who was shown the door ([link removed]) after doing too good of a job educating students learning English. We wrote about what child care can look like when it becomes a national priority ([link removed]) . We worked to help you make sense of how the education landscape could change ([link removed]) in the months ahead. We did it all while grieving the loss of one of our own, data reporter Fazil Khan ([link removed]) .
I am so proud to lead this team, whose work, including Fazil's ([link removed]) , left an impression ([link removed]) , leading to changed policies, inspiring new legislation, pushing people in power to take another look at their actions.
Thanks for reading, for asking us questions, for pushing us to keep going. You can help us do even more in 2025 ([link removed]) by making a donation ([link removed]) . Please keep your queries coming now — and into the new year: Just hit reply to this message.
Nirvi Shah, executive editor
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Reading List
** Teaching about the climate crisis: jubilant protests, restorative justice and role play ([link removed])
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A fourth grade teacher and novelist speaks about how climate change shapes his classroom and his writing
** Norway, IQ tests and child care deregulation: Our favorite early ed stories this year ([link removed])
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5 early childhood stories we couldn’t stop thinking about in 2024
** States want adults to return to college. Many roadblocks stand in the way ([link removed])
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A new partnership between the state of New Jersey and the education company ReUp brought back more than 8,000 students in the first year
** OPINION: School leaders around the world do far more than we give them credit for; they deserve our support ([link removed])
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We must select our education leaders fairly, invest in their development and give them a chance to succeed
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