From "no excuses" to high expectations + high support: @gtoppo looks at how one Boston charter high school is redefining discipline while maintaining high standards, even as @AmeriCorps cuts threaten its signature tutoring program. Read more here: https://t.co/jbvXsenelH

The Trump administration adds a $100,000 fee to H-1B work visas, impacting California’s tech industry and schools. Via @EdSource. Read more here: https://t.co/hXN5cSgfeC

Philogene: The fresh energy and an innovative approaches of these young teachers make them just the type of talent education needs right now https://t.co/z64Q9Z5b1h

As time runs out, a dozen Head Start families and providers share their fears

Critics say the outdated @LASchools school zones reinforce educational inequality by locking needy students out of a good education. Read more here from @ChapmanReports: https://t.co/qw6svD16tb

ICYMI: Former Oklahoma state Superintendent Ryan Walters has taken his efforts to wipe out the teachers unions to a national level as head of @Freedom4Teachrs. @lrj417 reports https://t.co/DWP2eawSyr

Watch: For decades, rising rates of food allergies led experts to advise parents to keep infants away from common allergens like milk, eggs and nuts

.@juddkessler: Sometime over the next four months, nearly 2 million high school seniors will apply to college. Most will make a major mistake: either failing to apply early or wasting their high-value early application on a school far out of reach https://t.co/lpjmXgJtix

'Cheers' made designated drivers mainstream and 'Will & Grace' changed hearts on marriage equality. Can TV do the same for paid family leave? Via @19thnews https://t.co/fluolIAJR7

AI products are transforming how teachers work, supporting everything from lesson planning to personalized instruction. But how do we know if these tools are any good? .@OpenAI's @rose_e_wang and @czi's Jessamy Almquist offer commentary. Read more here: https://t.co/ARf4TQ7sRc

An attorney for the Trump administration argued that agencies were looking to ‘cut costs’ because of the government shutdown https://t.co/6o9tY4fzI5

Most charter schools chase growth. @MatchEducation in Boston does the opposite, with a HS of just 266 students for 25 years. @gtoppo reports https://t.co/U3BiloMIbv

“After school programs are seen as extra recreation programs … that are not necessary, not essential, but the harsh reality is that these programs provide so much development for young people.” https://t.co/QADqutv2UX @afterschool4all

Newark Public Schools receives $460,000 in new state literacy grants to boost reading outcomes. Via @chalkbeat https://t.co/HgHXA1AFkf

A conversation with two students who pursued a career and technical education track that led them to college. (Partner post with @xqamerica) https://t.co/IboSZAWOBF

Veney & Artis-Wright: Families are frustrated with schools and ready to act. Politicians who follow their lead will find support at the ballot box https://t.co/O2l1OEL8dw

Lindsay Whorton: Replacing principal/assistant principal/teachers with four-tiered leadership plan can improve schools while decreasing staff turnover https://t.co/v7nalEKXLq

As head of the new @Freedom4Teachrs, @RyanWalters_ is expected to bring a more “politically charged and aggressive version” of the @FreedomFdtn’s strategy, said @UUtah’s Eunice Han https://t.co/pWYTDxDIcs

Education Department employees laid off during the latest round of federal cuts can keep their jobs for now, a federal judge ruled Tuesday. Read more here from @lrj417: https://t.co/6o9tY4fzI5

Forte: By loosening testing and reporting requirements, Education Department is denying parents, teachers and policymakers important information