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New Funding Opportunity: Division 16 Anti-Racism Action Grants (Up to $2,000)

If you’ve been looking for a way to move anti-racism in school psychology from statements to sustained action, Division 16 (School Psychology) of the American Psychological Association has opened a timely opportunity worth your attention. The Division 16 Anti-Racism Action Grants are designed as catalyst grants—small but strategic awards intended to spark larger, long-term projects […]

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Next Week in School Psychology, December 17, 2025

I know our educator and teacher friends are checking out over the next few weeks. The Science keeps flowing, though. We’ve been working on something on youth trafficking that should be ready in the new year. Here’s some of the news stories we’re watching. Most schools are wary of AI. This one is embracing it. […]

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This Week in Educational News, November 4, 2025

Today is Election Day and in many places, that means school board elections. These local votes might not make national headlines, but they shape one of the most important environments in a child’s life: their school. School boards decide how resources are spent, which programs are supported, and what kind of climate students experience every […]

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Educational News Roundup, October 14, 2025

Here’s what’s showing up in the research! America Is Sliding Toward Illiteracy Over the past decade, U.S. students have lost significant educational progress, with low-achieving students experiencing the steepest declines due to issues like lowered academic expectations. However, states like Mississippi have demonstrated that reversing these trends is possible through high standards and effective resource […]

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Education News Round Up, October 8, 2025

A light week, as distractions abound. Here’s what’s in the research. And here’s what’s in the news. The Future of Kids and Technology The article addresses the anxiety among parents, such as Julia Wise, about preparing children for a future dominated by artificial intelligence, where traditional educational and career paths may become obsolete. It highlights […]

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Educational News Roundup, September 25, 2025

With a shut down looming, we’ll be keeping a close eye on how this impacts school policy. Here’s an overview of what’s been in the news Student Rights on the Ballot in VA In the forthcoming Virginia statewide elections, candidates exhibit significant discrepancies in their stances on LGBTQ policies, with issues like marriage equality and […]

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Educational News Round Up, September 11, 2025

Need some more bad news? The Department of Education’s decision to end discretionary grants for minority-serving institutions (MSIs) is a direct threat to equity in higher education. These funds have historically supported Hispanic-serving, predominantly Black, and Asian American and Pacific Islander–serving colleges, enabling them to provide tutoring, faculty training, and resources that benefit first-generation and […]

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Next Week in Educational News Research, August 1, 2025

Whelp, it’s almost back to school time. Get you pencil boxes ready, ’cause the funding’s been cut for sharpeners! Here’s what we’re tracking in the research. And what we’re seeing in the news. And check out these stories from Propublica Idaho Schools Consistently Break Disability Laws. Parents Say They’re Not Doing Enough to Fix the […]

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