Deanna Pan is a reporter at the Boston Globe. She covers a range of topics including education, government and politics, and regional interest, with a focus on the education system and K-12 issues. Deanna's work has been featured in Mother Jones, the Education Writers Association, and the Boston Globe Technology.
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Deanna Pan's coverage highlights a strong focus on local issues in Boston and Massachusetts, with particular attention to education-related controversies and community impact. She frequently covers evolving stories, government announcements, and cites data related to these topics.
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By: Deanna Pan
The future of the state's only uniform high school graduation requirement was on the ballot Tuesday with a voter referendum that would dismantle a
By: Mandy McLaren, Deanna Pan
Education experts are urging Massachusetts leaders to move quickly to put alternative accountability measures in place following voters' elimination
By: Tonya Alanez, Deanna Pan, Mandy McLaren
Public school educators in Beverly and Gloucester plan to go on strike starting Friday morning as contract agreements with their respective district
By: Deanna Pan, Izzy Bryars, Mandy McLaren
Schools in two North Shore communities are shuttered Friday morning as teachers in Beverly and Gloucester are on the picket lines to protest stalled contract negotiations with their respective districts and city leaders.
By: Deanna Pan, Mandy Mclaren
With teachers on strike in Beverly, Gloucester and Marblehead, officials say the rapidly rising cost of special education is among the reasons why they cannot afford the pay raises educators are seeking.
By: Mandy McLaren, Deanna Pan
With teachers on strike in Beverly, Gloucester and Marblehead, officials say the rapidly rising cost of special education is among the reasons why they cannot afford the pay raises educators are seeking.
By: Deanna Pan
Marblehead leaders brokered a tentative contract agreement with their striking teachers early Tuesday evening, ending one of the state's longest
By: Deanna Pan, Christopher Huffaker
The Newton South High School's Faculty Council is petitioning the superintendent to eliminate the multilevel classes in STEM and world languages.
By: Deanna Pan
The US Supreme Court declined to hear a case Monday brought by a group of white and Asian American parents challenging a pandemic-era admissions
After the election, Emma Peacock started “panic-buying” raw materials for her small business: specialty wool felting needles from Belgium, bamboo embroidery hoops from India.
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