Sarah Schwartz is a Legal Director at the Human Rights Law Centre. She covers classroom practices and the education system, focusing on K-12 education issues. Sarah's work has been featured in outlets such as The Conversation Australia + NZ, Gift Shop Magazine, The Age, and Education Week.
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Sarah Schwartz's coverage is heavily focused on the education sector, particularly topics related to curriculum evaluation, math and reading instruction, and teacher preparation. Her articles often cite data and cover government announcements or legal policy regulations.
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By: Sarah Schwartz, Shahram Akbarzadeh
Sarah Schwartz and Shahram Akbarzadeh Last week the ABC and SBS informed the federal government they would not adopt the controversial International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) working definition of antisemitism
By: Sarah Schwartz
The Texas State Board of Education is poised to vote on a new set of controversial social studies standards, capping months of heated debate over the role of Christianity in U.S. history, whether and how students should learn about Islam, and what constitutes American identity and values.
By: Sarah Schwartz
Kindergarten, in theory, is supposed to set up all children for success in later elementary grades—laying the foundation for reading and math skills that support their growth.
ETS will acquire ACT, the assessment company known for its college-entrance exam.
Dylan Kane likes his math curriculum. But there's one important piece missing, he says.
By: Sarah Schwartz
By Sarah Schwartz American manufacturing and civil rights detail the history of this fixture of the National Mall.
By: Sarah Schwartz
Most students in U.S. schools are getting some civics lessons before they graduate—but their schools may not be offering many opportunities to
By: Sarah Schwartz, Ulia Gosart
ABSTRACT The war in Ukraine revealed the remarkable capacity of public libraries to respond to crisis as providers of essential community services.
New federal program aims to make financial aid for those enrolled in short-term workforce training programs.
