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Does Pre-K Give Kids a Lasting Edge? Here’s What the Latest Study Says

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By Elizabeth Heubeck, Jennifer Vilcarino
| Education Week Verified
Does pre-K give kids a lasting academic boost? This question has plagued early education researchers for years, yielding widely mixed results. Some studies show decidedly positive outcomes, others find that initial benefits fade by 3rd grade, and still others show worse academic outcomes for children who attended pre-K over peers who didn’t.
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Can Social Media Influencers Hook Teens on the Skilled Trades?

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By Elizabeth Heubeck
| Education Week Verified
By the year 2030, the United States could face a deficit of 2 million-plus skilled trades professionals, according to the U.S. Department of Education. Enrollment in K-12 CTE programs that prepare students for careers in the skilled trades is rising, but not fast enough to close the gap, experts say. Several factors prevent teens from choosing a pathway that would lead to a profession in the skilled trades.
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Trump’s Order on Vaccines Sows Confusion as School Starts

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By Elizabeth Heubeck
| Education Week Verified
As many schools prepare to welcome students—and their updated vaccination records—back for the new academic year, President Donald Trump signed an executive order modifying federal vaccine policy. The order recommends reducing the number of childhood vaccines from 17 to 11 for all children, and separating the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine into separate shots.
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