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Just weeks after CCSSO launched its Restart and Recovery Framework, we have provided critical resources to states and more are on the way.

Over the last six weeks, our nation’s more than 132,000 K-12 schools have largely transitioned from a brick and mortar system to one in living rooms, bedrooms and backyards.

In this critical time, state education leaders are working to support schools and districts in their response to, and preparation for, the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak in the United States.  

Happy career and technical education month!  

American students’ reading scores on national tests have remained mostly stagnant for two decades — but there’s hope that consensus around the best way to teach reading, and new work spurred by the Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO), can make a real difference, one l

These educators teach in rural, urban and suburban schools, they teach across subject areas including STEM, special education, music and English Language Arts and they are all part of the 2020 cohort of State Teachers of the Year!

Four years after the passage of ESSA, 10 education groups urged support for America’s schools as states continue rollout efforts to improve them.

By Teresa Mooney, CCSSO and Catherine Jacques, AIR

By Leila Sammander, CCSSO Senior Program Associate, Early Childhood Education 

Tennessee is developing a coaching pilot to implement high-quality curriculum and developmental practices for its youngest learners. 

The American Academy of Pediatrics’ new policy statement The Link Between School Attendance