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OPINION: The country is watching New Mexico roll out universal child care

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By Joshua Starr
| Albuquerque Journal Verified
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Trump's Cuts to Schools Will Hit Hard. But Leaders Need More Than Just Money (Opinion)

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By Joshua Starr
| Education Week Verified
The recent action by the Trump administration to delay and review the disbursement of billions in federal funding for education is yet another example of political efforts to undermine public education and inflict pain on our most vulnerable students, families, and communities. It’s causing educators and families to scramble at the last minute to create alternative plans to provide critical summertime support, serve multilanguage learners, and train teachers in evidence-based practices.
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How Education Leaders Should Respond to the Anti-DEI Crowd

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By Joshua Starr
| Education Week Verified
School superintendents are the stewards of their community’s values as represented by the election of their boards of education. Today, if you’re a school superintendent, you’re faced with a difficult choice when it comes to diversity, equity, and inclusion—or DEI—work. Depending on state legislation, local politics, and your board’s proclivities, you may have to choose whether to retreat on equity-based work or stand up for what’s right.
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