Erica Meltzer is a Bureau Chief at Chalkbeat. She specializes in education reporting, focusing on public education, educational policy, and school governance, while also covering related themes such as e-learning and legal affairs within the education system. Erica's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Denver Post, Colorado Public Radio, and The Hechinger Report.
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Erica Meltzer's coverage mainly focuses on education, school funding, and local government in Colorado, with a particular emphasis on the Denver area. She also covers topics such as Proposition HH, school board elections, and education reform.
Given her focus on local education policy and politics in Colorado and Denver, Erica would likely be receptive to pitches from individuals or organizations involved in these areas. This could include educators, policymakers, advocates for specific educational initiatives or reforms relevant to Colorado schools.
Additionally, she may appreciate data-driven insights into educational trends and policies that affect the Denver community specifically. Educational professionals with firsthand experience implementing innovative programs or advocating for change within the local system might find success when reaching out to Erica.
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By: Erica Meltzer
The Trump administration plans to do away with a federal office that oversees funding and programs for English learners.
By: Erica Meltzer
Struggling students can get lost when tutoring uses different terminology and approaches from their core classroom instruction. A recent study found students tutored using more-aligned materials made more progress.
By: Erica Meltzer
Erica Meltzer Chalkbeat's free weekly newsletter to keep up with how education is changing across the U.S. Knox County Schools looked like it was doing everything right.
By: Erica Meltzer
Pennsylvania high school history teacher Leon Smith got into education because he wanted to make a difference. His favorite lesson forces students to grapple with history’s complex lessons.
By: Erica Meltzer
Some students get tutoring but end up as ‘intervention lifers.' This common sense tactic could help.
By: Alex Zimmerman, Erica Meltzer
The announcement represents a major win for supporters of private school choice who have been lobbying Democratic governors to participate in the program.
By: Erica Meltzer
The education secretary told lawmakers states can shape who benefits from a new federal school choice program. But conservatives who want minimal requirements for those groups could strongly object.
By: Erica Meltzer
The Voting Rights Act opened doors for Black and Hispanic school board members. Are they closing?
School boards could feel the fallout from the Supreme Court's Voting Rights Act ruling.
