Evie Blad is an Education Reporter at Education Week. She focuses on various aspects of the education system, including K-12 schools, special education, and school safety, while also exploring themes related to social issues and legal affairs. Evie's work has been featured in RealClear Education, Education Week, and the University of Oregon.
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By: Evie Blad
The incoming Trump administration is not likely to appeal the decision.
By: Evie Blad, Lauren Santucci
The former CEO of World Wrestling Entertainment is a longtime Trump ally
State education chiefs are working with the Pentagon to make students' enlistment data more accessible for schools.
Project 2025 and a GOP budget proposal call for axing a federal rule that allows public schools to serve free meals to all students.
By: Evie Blad
A first-of-its-kind lawsuit targets creators of whole-language reading curricula.
By: Evie Blad
Lawsuit targets researchers, publishers, and one university A first-of-its kind lawsuit filed by Massachusetts parents argues that the
By: Evie Blad
States Begin to Tackle Backlog in Spec Ed. Identification Schools fell far behind in identifying students for special education services during the pandemic.
Trump's ally has said he wants to remove processed foods from school meals. That's not as easy as it sounds.
Educators, policymakers, and parents all zeroed in on students' tech use in 2024, which prompted this year's winner.
A recap of four important stories and what they may signal for your school or district.
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